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TEST OF TIE FIRE ALARM TELEG RAPH.-
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, a large COM
pany of gentlemen assembled at the Columbia
engine house to witness test Of fire alarm tele-
graph, which has Just been completed. Mr..
Eyans, one o. the contractors, operated from
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, and sew
eral members OF the city councils were present
at the engine house, to witness the striking OF
the bell there. The test was highly satisfactory,
and the members OF the councils and other cit
liens were very complimentary in their re-.
marks upon the operation of the machinery.
The test lasted about half an hour, striking all
the signals called for, with as much accuracy
if the bell had been struck with q sledge
hammer.
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NOTICE TO SUrLDRS.-A dou b o deek BARa
N-s tsne-is COED order, eli ready for nee,
ceseern AMY y Cast Cusa man, on board Bues
AN Kesseoy, at a. y vArt. Alexaedria, Va: ~
- Mr. La0p&ih, Al Ylmesh wharf, foot OF nth
steeea Gtos, D o o. n FIoweas Bswen,
" kiAG eteeek, AeGs6lsia W.. a. 4-1WA
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were registered at New York Hotels yesterday:
J. Baily and wife and w. L. Hobart, at the
Aston; T. F. Cole and wife, Miss NJ. E. King,
Earle's; S. A. Peugh, at French's; J. b. Nc
Laughlin, at the Howard q. p. Baily and wife
at the International. F. 0. Knapp, Z. M.
wing; b. d. Cowles, at Powers; T. Finnegan,
Nj. II. Wilson, B. Wendall, W. ID. Shepherd
and w. H. Bennett, at the st. Nicholas; and
y. p. Little and wife, a the Westchester
House.
Rear Admiral Bailey, U. s. N, is at the As
ter, and D. L. Shoemaker, OF Georgetown, at
the st. Nicholas.
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FROM NOVEMBER 6, 1869, TO JULY 4, 1854;
Including a classified summary of the legislation
of the Second Session Of the Thirty-sixth Con-
gress. the Three Sessions of the Thirty seventh
Congress, the FIRST Session of the Thirty. nth
Congress. with the votes thereon, and the impor-
tant Executive. Judicial and Politico- Military
Facts of that eventful period; together with the
organization. legislation and general proceedings
of the Rebel Administration, by
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives. of the
United States.
The work contains MAGAZINE OF FACTS, az
ranged in logical order, or grouped in natural
harmony; constituting most valuable contribu.
ton to the Historical Literature of the country.
The I1der is thorough. both as to names and sub
jsctS, giving the reader entire command of the
tents
PHILIP & sOLOMONS. Publishers,
Sc 14-eo2w Metro politan Bookstore, 332 Pa Az
PROPOSALS will be received at the Mayors
L office until ID O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY, the 10th
inst. next, for grading street north from 9Th to
18th street west, or such portion thereof as the
Mayor may direct.
the work is approved by the Commissioners.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard
The cutting and filing will be paid for but once;
''' '''''' ' JAS. W. sPALDING,
Commiss oner I'd Ward
JOHN T. GARNER.
Commissioner Sd Ward.
WIN. DOUGLAS.
sep lh-7t INTEL Commissioner 4th Ward.
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PORT OF GRoRGETowN.-Enter
Henry Wolcott, Chester, Philadelphia; Susque-
hanna, Myers, Baltimore Bark Laconia, Ell
bridge, Glace Bay. Cleared-Schrs. Beershe-
ba, Galway, Port Deposite: Maryland. Ster-
ling, City Point; Owco, Mitchell, Havre-de.
Grace; Turner, Caster, Baltimore; G. Franklin,
ton, do; Axora, Peneli do; Grace Watson,
Nickerson, Philadelphia; Susq uehanna, Myer,
Baltimore; M. Spicer, Cotney, st. Mary's: John
Tway, lyman, New York; Emily, Hutchins,
do; VIM. Ogden, Landen, Deals Island; Betsy
Ann, Garter, st. Mary's. Sicop Haze, Rob.
erts, Nanticoke.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Ellen
Huges, disorderly house; workhouse. Also,
suspicion of larceny; dismissed. Caroline
Clark, violating city law; 81. NJ Raygan, vio-
ting cow law; 1854. George Boland, assault
and battery: bail for court. Alexander Rambo
disorderly and fighting; dismissed Robert
Kalfner. assault and battery; for trial Eliza
]. Burnley, disorderIy; do. John Hines, drunk:
dismissed. Amanda Simms, indecent Ian uage;
do. Geo. Steele, assault and battery; bail for
hearing. Jas. Made, do; do. Elizabeth
Brown, suspicion of larceny; sass. Ellen
Brown, do; do. Octave Grant, disorderly;
$3.50 Jas. Gallagher, sleeping in the street.
&I58
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/. LABBE's DANCING ACADEMY.

z " hAbbE UhNOINU AVADEMI
F. r. Liable has the honor of informing his
patrons and the public that in consequence "A
of bis not being able to obtain his room until 81
November, he is Obliged to postpone the FL
commencement Of his classes in Washington s2.lm
until that time Due notice will be given in future
advertisements of the exact time. epl5
NOW RE ADY,
THE POLITICAL HISTORY
THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DURING
THE GREAT REBELLION,
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EDITOR STAR:-Let me, through the col
umns Of your widely circulated paper, ask
Mayor Addison TO follow the example Of Mayor
Wallach in calling on the different wards of
Georgetown to appoint committees to raise
money to free us from the draft. With little
energy on our part our quota can be filled and
have some over. No time Is to be lost. Let us
act at once, and not be outdone by Washing
ton. A CITIZEN OF GEORGETOWN.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-This morning Chief Jus
tice Cartier who has been on q visit north, and
is looking remarkably well, relieved Judge
Fisher who goes to his old home in Della ware
to recruit his health
The first case called was that OF George
Marbury, small white boy, charged with
the larceny OF ten dollar bill, who was found
guilty and sentenced to one year in the Pene-
tertiary at Albany.
Alfred Moore, colored, charged with stealing
a tent ny and other articles belonging to the
United States, was found guilty Of stealing
the fly only, and sentenced to one year in the
Albany Penitentiary.
The petty jury was discharged till Monday
at 10 O'clock
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i ID FROM NV 7esK Daily: g s Ss. I,
advaAcs:j For the Herald, q, inssssa o SM'
rribSns. ~; Times 3; Weird, " 9, a Dsa,s IS
Address 4. :oYCE. Ne. 90 west NH street, rs~
York, ahsm
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CoMINa-Some more troops passed mp tho
Avenue this afternoon. They are Pennsylva.
mans, as were those who passed up this morn
ing. and are not conscripts, but volunteered
under the last call OF the President. They
cheered the Lincoln and Johnson flag vocife-
rousIy as they passed it at 9th street.
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A STRAw.-The troops who passed up the
avenue this morning, TO the number Of everal
hundred. Justify cheered the nag stretched
across the avenue at 9th street as they passed
under it. The flag bears the names of Lincoln
and johnson, and the cheers were loud and
prolonged.
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs.-Sarah RoI.
Inns. grand larceny. Geo. Thomas, do; for
trial. Jas. O'Rentzar, driving on the pave
ment; 1921. John L. Jones, disorderly; S..
Jshn Dingle, do; 81. John Schofield, do. and
drunk; locked mp. E. M. Cool, disorderly;
military. Fredk Mitchell, assault; 1854. AL
SO, grand lorceny; dismissed.
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SECOND WARD QUOrA.-It has been ascer-
taised that the quota OF this ward Is l03, (the
highest fgure.) II citizens OF the ward will
attend the meeting At German Hall to .night,
mesns may be devised whereby the draft may
be avoided,
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M HAsHIoNABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
Temperapoe Hail, E street. between 9th and 10th.
Prof Marioi heRs leave to announce 70 his a
patrons and the public in general. that he
will resume his usual course OF Instruction S4A
on TUESDAY, Sept Goth. 49,
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies, Misses, and Masters, TUESDAY.
THURS DAY ard FRIDAY. from TO p. m.
Class for Gentlemen every thursday, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, from to 10 ,. "a.
For further particulars see circulars at masssS
Stores, or apply at the Academy during ssnee>
hours. seH9- -
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EsgOLLBD HIMsELF.-This morning. Mr..
HaaibA y. Addison, eou of Mayor Addison, 81
Gee rgesown, went 10 the Provost Msrshals
efh ce. and finding that by some means he vas
not enrolled, he vol unfairly gave his name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-16

TERMINATED FATALLY.-B. F. Marshal, 1st
New Hampshire Heavy Artillery, who was ia-
iured day before yesterday, near Fort Slocum,
by the explosion Of shell, and whose leg was
amp ntated, as stated In the Star yesterday,
disd yesterday at Hardwood Hospital.
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.WAsHINGTON ARSENAL.

nTwAsHINGTON ARSENAL.
3 SgPTEMBga Il, 1884
koficg.-The persons who hal articles of Cloth
ing destroyed at the Arsenal bv ere on the IT. Of
June last are notified to apply at the orr. ~ Ms.
d. G. BBsToE, commanding. on SATURDAY,
H.. TT, instant, between the hours of O. m and
W sep N-N&
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THK DRAFT IN THE DIsTRICT.-Capt. Put
nam, the draft provost marshal of the District
OF Columbia, has received his orders to pro-
coed with the draft on Monday next, and his in
structions by which he is to be governed. 1t
has not, however, been definitely decided
whether the W ards will be drawn In regular
order or commenced with the one in which the
largest deficiency exists
The number of names to be drawn from the
wheel is a little over twenty. two hundred, and
the drawing will take place in the large frame
building adjoining the Provost MarshaFs Of
flee, corner of 18th and streets.
The largest deficiency existing in the wards
is in the First and Fourth. The Second, Third,
and Seventh Wards have materially reduced
their quotas by substitutes and volunteer.
Although the draft Is to take place ou Mon.
day, it should not retard the citizens OF the diff
ferent wards from exerting every means In their
power to fill the quotas. for even after the draft
takes place and the men have reported for
duty, those belonging to such wards as fill
their quotas by volunteers will be released.
No time is to be lost, however, and the men are
to be had If the money is forthcoming
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would be enough for the purpose, and would
even be Willing 20 leave eff the Star for the
sake of economy.
MI CLARK moved that the president and SEQ
Rotary be authorized to prepare an advertise
ment for the papers he had named.
MI Miller favored economy, but was in IA
yor of advertising in the IHtelIt9encsr
Mr. Rutherford was In favor OF acknowl-
edging the Tnte'li9encer, for the part they had
taken in behalf of Mcclellan.
Mr.. Clark was opposed to doing anything
that might look like bribery, and tba argument
advanced by Mr.. Rutherford would look like
paying the InteIEigencer for taking sides with
them
Mr.. Halliday hoped that the iateiitgencsr
would not be ignored. The leaders OF that pa
per would have more Influence abroad than
all the articles in the Constitutional Union.
The motion as amended was adopted
Mr.. Adams moved that the treasurer be au-
thorized to pay to the secretary an amount
that had been advanced by him.
A young man entered the room with box OF
Mcclellan badges for sale to the club. The
design was white metal spread eagle, hold
ing In its talons a miniature flag, from which
was suspended miniature likeness OF Gen.
Mcclellan, which was purchased readily by
the members present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-16

SROoHp WARD STATION OAsEs.-Wm
O'Bsion, bogus detectives military. William
Easasx, drunk; dismissed. John W. Fitxpst'
rick. disorder1y; dc.
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" PAWNBROKER AND o
- LOAN OFFICE. -
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY.

Second door from Harvey Oyster Balloon.
In com plsnce with the wish of many friends. L
am now prepared to m AXE liberal Cash ad IN
vapces On Gold and Silver Watches, Dia =
monds, Jewelry. eilver.ware, Hardware,S
good order,
ryHaying had twelve years experience IN basi : !,
its citizens, am confident that to all who may In
trust me with business, which will &c strioty
every day (Sunday excepted) from Seyen O'Clock
A. NJ until Nine clock P. N. sop E-9m
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pOYS' AND YOUTHS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
We invite parents to an inspection our large
stock of
BOYS OVERCOATS.
Boys JACKETS.
BOYS PANTS,
BOYS VESTS.
BOYS SHIRTS, UNDERSHlRTS, DRAWERS, &c
which we are selling low as goods of like quAE'
ty can be had for in the Northern cities.
WALL STEPHENS CO.,
322 Pennsylvania avenue.
sep IA mif INTEL bet. 9th and 10th cts.
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SHERIDAN.
Severe Engagement on the Upper Potomac
Brilliant lighting of the Union Forces

Severe Engagement on the Upper Potomac
Brilliant Fighting of the Union Forces
The r. ebel Loss Very Heavy.
The fighting on the Upper Potomac on the
23d inst was most brilliantly and successfully
conducted. At an early hour in the morning,
the cavalry, under General Custar, advanced
to feel the enemy's lines in the vicinity of Duff
fy's Station, on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. They pushed the skirmishers Of the
rebels steadily before them, and were them
selves boldly followed up by the 9th corps
until the skirmish line of the enemy fell back
noon, and the cavalry in turn were compelled
to fall back on their. Our line of battle was
boldly advanced and most terrific musketry
fire ensued.
The ground was rolling and partially wood
ed. The first sharp experience our men got OF
stone wall and fence which were parallel to
our line of battle. The rebels opened on us
with deafening volleys, which were promptly
responded to, and they were driven from their
position. Three acres OF the field near by were
literally covered with the wounded and dead.
attack of the ssfghting Sixth" We secured
our dead and wounded, and, finally, toward
nightfall, fell back to our original position.
Gen. Sheridan and staff were on the field,
and Capt. E II. Bailey lost a shoulder. strap
by rebel shot. No one else Of the staff was
injured. The men are in the best possible spir-
its, and have great faith in their dashing COM
mander.
The losses on both sides were severe, espe-
cially on the part of the rebels. We took
number Of prisoners, especially from Ander-
sons and Breckinridges divisions. They re-
port the enemy as 10000 strong. On Thursday
night pontoon bridge was thrown across the
cavalry as Will be apt seriously to impede. If
not prevent all raiding operations.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


~ -
op md .s, ssns., s9.s s5 P.y NJ, T5s1. Yd1s
and Washin gton and the West. as follows:
F0R PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
Leave-washineton at 80 g. m, IL Is .. M, and
$50 p. m daily, except Sunday.
xoR OF sSndszz sSnIhzzfHosB It RND NHDDly yH11ADELpH1A
Leave Washington at 3p m. daily, except Sun.
Messenger. win note that this train runs as far
as Phiiadelphia only.
FOR NEW YoRK.
Leave Washington daily ct $50 p. m: ,,,,,;..,,
This train isfoY NsU York PASSENGERS G1c'asIes!s.
FOR BALTIAORE.
Leave Washington at $50 z. m, ID & n. p.
NJ. 446p. m, 7O p. m and 80 p. m'' except sun
On Sunday at 30 a. m. 8 D. m, and $50 p. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at $50 q. m. and s, As and $50
Pom On sunday Gaidy; saesps st sns sssnS1y. s.sap
Tickets sold to all points WEST, and baggage
checked through.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washington st go a. m. and AS p. m.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
$50 p. m. &c through to New York soithom change
Sleeping cars on 6 80 and 80 p. m trains. Berths
see tie9 must be secured Of the
The frst and fifth trains stop at sll way, points.
The p. m. train stops only at Blade9sbuIg.
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will please observe that the p. ID.
train runs only as far Philadelphia daily, eIceps
Sunday On Sunday it runs to Baltimore only. Also,
that the 80 p. H. train takes NsU York pdsseHgrs
onlv.
&c apply to GEO. g. KOONTZ, Agent at Wash
in gton, or at the Ticket Office.
W. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation:
L. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent. ie 20n
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Public Execution.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug CIV. II. Howe of
the 10th Penna regiment, was hung at Fort
Mffiin, at noon to-day, for desertion and killing
an enrolling officer in Montgomery county a
few months since. The execution was wit.
messed by e very large number Of persons.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Silence of the Enemy.

Correspondence Of the Chronicle.
BEFORE PETERSBURG, August 25-6 ANA
preternatural stiffness pervades our lines.
Yesterday there was scarcely a musket dis
charged, and the cannon In the center, gene
rally noisy during the early hours Of morning,
have scarcely fired shot. All this is very
mysterious. But few rebels can be seen in
front OF the Weldon road. Our men scout far
out from the lines, and as yet have failed to
develop any considerable fire from an enemy
The roads are rapidly improving, although
extensive corduroys are being placed where
teams cannot pass in wet weather.
Fresh men continue to come to the front
They were never more needed. Upon their
arrival here they are distributed among the
different regiments
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD,S NEW TREATER.
Tenth street, dbope Pennsylvania apenue.
THE SECOND REGULAR SEASON
will commence
MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 90.
With the very popular comic artistes.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. J J.FLORENCE,
In series of performances especially adapted
for the earlier part ofthe season, consisting OF
Comedy Bxylesqxe, Farce and Vaudeville,
Similar to their entertainments at Wsllack's New
Theater and the Winter Garden. New
York. during the two last summer
seasons at those fashionable
Theaters. o}
~, e = II particulars see future advertisement.
VARIETIES. vARIErlEs!!
TdHR 3dHh M1fMSk STAGE RfSSpTsssr. Se1sssF
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY,
The great successful moral drama
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
Characters by the
GREAT DRAMATIC COMPANY.
DOUBLE MUSIC HALL SHOW,
ALL THE PRETTY GIRLS,
GREAT CENTRAL MUSIC HALL AND
THEATER,
see it from their II Hotels-The Palace of Gift
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Grand Performance of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Prices, % and 30 cents; Private Boxes, IS.
au 2s-5t*
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
COMMENCING ON
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22D.
RETURN OF THE FAVORITESN
ELLINGER AND FOOTE'S
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
Unparalleled success The Greatest Combination
of Attraction ever offered in one
Entertainment!l
The three smallest human beings in existence.
COM. FOOTE and sIsTER,
(not half the size of Gen. Tom Thumb and Wife0
COL. SMALL,
the Female Character Dancer, trife taller than
C9m; Foote;, te;,.
following talented choir Of artists:
''' ~ Vocalist and Pianist;
W.D. FRANKLIN, Rslladist.
J. W. SMITH, Humorist;
Prof G. Il. BROOKS.
GRAND MATINEE
On MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at o'clock.
Reserved Seats 81 Cents.
NO naii price III 'ne eEGIINGER & -FooTE.
Managers and Proprietors.
~The Piano and Meloaeon used are kindly
loaned by John +. Ellis. au Ot'
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Capture Of a Blockade Runner.

Capture Of Blockade Runner.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-The Bulletin says
that on the oath ult., the United States steam
ers Gettysburg, Keystone State and Massa-
chusetts captured the blockade runner Lillian,
from Wilmington for Bermuda, with $50 bales
of cotton.
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FT.HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i or COLUMBIA, holding District Court of
the United States for the said District.
Notice is hereby given, that on the I'd day of Au-
gust, 1854. the schooner L. B, ,Cowperthwaite, tao.
violation Of the Revenue Laws by the United
States Collector Of Customs at Georgetown. D.
c., and brought the same into this District for
adjudication; and the same are Iibelled and pros
ecuted in this court. in the name of the United
States, for condemnation; and have been arrested
by the marshal for the reasons in the libel stated;
and that said cause will stand for trial at the City
Hall, in the city of Washington, on the first Mon
day OF September next, when and where all per-
sons are warned to appear to show cause why con-
demnatioH should not be decreed, and to inter
yeBe for their interests.
August 2. 1854. X. j. ME1GS, CLERK.
2-1
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nischarued fram Cnsfadx y

DlsChafged from CustOdys
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Joe. Howard, the pro-
clamation forger, and John Mullaly, editor Of
the Metropolitan Record, were both discharged
from custody to-day. Madison, the assistant
proclamation forger, is still confined.
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Congressional Nominations in Missouri.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 25.-Ben. Loan has
been nominated by acclamation for reelection
to Congress from the Seventh district by the
Radical Con vention. The resolutions adopted
endorse the nominees ofthe Baltimore Conven-
ton and the Radical State ticket.
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BOARDING..

DOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ID ROOMS for families sin gle persons. House
airy with spacious grounds. Terms moderate.
Apply at 8. W. Corner 2lst and sts., near Penna
avenue. au Zo-3t"
EOR RENT, WITH BOARD-A large RACK
i PARLOR. on the first floor. Also, four or fly iye
Table Boarders can be accommodated at No. 261
G street, between 18th and 18th. au A6t*
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, single and in
~ suit with first class BOARD, at 301 street,
between 18th and Ath, near the Departments. Re-
ferences exchanged. au 22-1w*
ITO LET-A few ROOMS, nicely furnished. with
i board for gentlemen or gentleman and wife,
elao excellent board for gentlemen at No s AZ St
betreen O and Louisiana an 16.2