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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-15
Western Maryland r, r,


\ REGULAR Daily Freight Train is
n now running between Baltimore and
Smithsburg, in Washington county, Md,
eight miles from Hagcrstown The Yves.
tern Maryland Railroad Company is Pre-.
pared to receive and forward Frcights 20
and from Baltimore and Smith,burY and
Waynesboro' Station, and all other Sta.
tions on its line. Merchandise destined for
these points should BE- sent to the Northern
Central Freight Depot, corner North and
Centre Streets, marked to the care Of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
Information concerning rates, &c, will
bcturnished at the Freight and Passenger
Agents Office 1850 North Calvert Street.
JOHN II. RlGNEI,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
WILLIAM II. JonDoS,
Freight and Passenger .1yent.
feb. lift
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+" III: subscriber has opened a Boot and
Shoe M1nutactory. at the Store Room,
on South Market street Frederick city Md.
recently in tine occupancy Of Dr. Joseph
Is, Carrot, rs a drug store. Ladies and
GcnicmcnS
SHOE AND BOOT WEAR
Of all kinds will |jr made from the best ma
tcria!S and IN the latest styles by cNpcricn-
rrl workmrn. The un',rrsgnr being Il
practical rnc"iI;imir. the work will be made
unlcr his nwn SUr"r' isi"n, and customers
can fully rely upon the character OF shc
work furnished them. Under no circnln-
stances, work other than his own manu-
facturc will hr fold to customers. by strict
attention to business and promptly waiting
upon customers. the undersigned hopes to
merit u fair share of the public patronage.
Call at No IL South Market street, and get
measured. y cool tit is guaranteed. Re
specially, JOHN \. STEINER
july Sly
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MONEY CANNOT BUY 1T,
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELE SS!
But the Diamond Spectaclcs will
Preserve 1t.

WE now offer Glass to the public
w which is pronounced by the most
| celebrated opticians Of the world to be the
most perfect, natural artificial help to the
human eye ever known
They are ground under our own supervi-
sion, at our own mandatory In New
Haven, and are so constructed that the
core or centre of the lcnsc comes directly
in front of the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision, us in the natural healthy
tight, and prevents all unpleasant sensa-
sions, such as glimmcring and wavering o.
sight, dizziness, &c, peculiar to all others
II use.
These Ghsses are manufactured from
minute crystal pebbles melted together.
and derive their name Diamond ON &C
count of their hardness and brilliancy.
These Glasses are mounted in the finest
manner, at our own mandatory, in all
styles of Gold, Silver, Steel Rubber, and
Shell Frames, of the best quality
Their durability cannot be surpassed, and
their finish is such as will suit the most
fastidious.
None genuine unless bearing our trade
mark, stamped on every frame.
Manufactured by J. +. Spencer & Co.,
Practical Opticians, New York.
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Notice.

a LII persons knowing themselves in
"a Ccbtcd to me on book account or note
Sll please call and settle otherwise their
accounts will be placed in an officers hands
for collection, as longer indulgence will
not be given
FREDERICK WHITE.
apr 27-tf
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LNRESH DRUGS.--Thc subscriber has
i on hand and is constantly receiving a
supply of FRESH DRUGS and MEDl-
CINES which he offers for sale on pleas
ing terms Call and see.
DR.. GEO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
sept 23-tf Water street.
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CROFT HOUSE,
North Market street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.

TNEIE undersigned would respectfully
/ inform the public, that he has taken
charge Of this we'll known HOTEL, lately
occupied by Joseph Croft, which is being
fitted up in good style, where he is prepared
to entertain the Travelling Public with
Good Cheer and the comforts of a pleasant
home. His TABLE and BAR will be
supplied with the best the market affords.
His STABLE will be furnished with good
provcndcr and attentive Ostlcrs. Boardcrs
taken by the day, week, month or year
And (C5 MARK THIS, his charges will
be moderate and in accordance with the
spirit Of the times.
nasj~ viii be thankful for share of the
public custom
jan. 20-tf JOHN NEED.
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Ny son, Charles II. Steiner, is associated
with me in the above business, and is IA full
partner. The firm will he known AS Stcl-
ucr & Son. Respectfully.
aug 30 JOHN \. STEINER,
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'|NO MILLERS AND OTHERS

\ gentleman in this place would like to
rent Il Mill within a convenient distance To
this place either in Frederick. Carroll or
Washington counties; or would tend mil
for other parties on reasonable terms. For
particulars address the editor of the CIAE-
ION, Mcchanicstown, Md.
apr 2O-3w
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IN Ornumth ,tor erry -imeT!e"u UonE
THE t HE'RI'IN
Centennial Anniversary Chart.
With views of independence Hall, "Or
the Nissahickon Creek Paramount Park,
Up the Schuylkill,' Union League HOUSE,
a large beautifully colortd map of Philn'
d,lphia, showing Fairmount Park, Wllrr,
the Centennial Anniversary Buildings will
hc erected, &c. Size, 40 by % inches
Pu6l,xhed IL aid Of the Csntcnnin! Fu"d
AGENTS WANTFp.-From 81 to SEQ per
day can he made. Send so cents, and a
specimen copy and terms to agents will tc
sent by return mail.
II. X. CALENDER & co.
PUBLISHERS,
Third and Walnut Streets.
april Eft Philadelphia
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HOUND.

A few days ago near Mr.. Lohr's build
inc on the Mechanicstown and Emmits-
burg Turnpike, IL VEIL, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying
fer this advertisement. Call at the Clarion
Ot,;cc mar 30-tf
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\ VALUABLE FARM AT PR
NATE SALE.
rINIIE heirs of ANTHONY WELTY.
! deceased, being DESTROYS Of closing up
the Estate of sail deceased, will o;lrr at
Private Sale, the valuable farm, "Chcrry
Grove" or which they now reside, on the
turnpike road from MrchanicStown to En-
mitsburg, 1 mile South Of Mt. st. Marv's
College. This FARM is elegantly located,
and contains - acres of land. more or
less, about ten acres of which is'in timber
land !; the other is cleared and in good
Stat" Of cultivation, and under good tcnc-
ing. There is On the place a two 1wA
story BRICK HOUSE with l-a@i
large Kitchen attached to it, Also -I-1-l
ii Bank Barn, spring house and other out
buildings. There is young Orchard Of
choice fruit in full bearing, and a spring of
pure mountain waiter ut The kitchen door
1t Is Il desirable location, and persons wish
ing nice home would do well to come and
view the premises. Terms will be reason
able. Gail on the subscriber
CECILIA WELTI,
Agent for til" Heirs.
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Coach Factory.

v>HE subscriber having rented from Mr..
j. John RouZe,, the old stone building
IA Meehanicstuwn, known az Capt. VIM
p. Jones Tanncry, is prepared to carry on
the
COACH MAKING B USZNESS
And Repairing Coaches, Bagg'es, etc,
in the best Kramer and in the cheapest
STYLE. Hc will warrant his work to DO sub
stantial and of the best quality Of mate
rails He solicts a fair share Of custom.
G. +. lIITESHEW.
ew n. R.--Thc WORK will be executed
at the loves. rates for CASH.
June law
CORPORATION EXHIBIT.
TNIE financial Committee Of the Corpo-
ration OF McchanicStown respectfully
report the following as the financial condi-
ton of said Borough.
Whole amount Of Indebtedness including
the unproyidcd balance Of $2e2,2l from
1871, Sos2 81
Received from taxes, fines, &c. 3Sl.8s
Balance unprovided for, $240.4S
VIM. WHITE,
GEO. W. FOREMAN,
GODLIEP j. SIGMOND.
April 10, 1872.
may 4
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rET INSURED Capital 100000
" The UNDERSIGNED Agent for tina
Lynchbur@ Fire and Banking Insurance
Company of Virginia Win insure Rc.tl
and Personal Property, Merchandise, cc,..
at low rates on :-4ths mlHdttOn.
JOSEPH WELLER, Agent
Ecistcrstown, Baltimore county
apl l3-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-21

When Red Cloud visited Washington last
summer he impressed everybody who saw him
with the belief that he was an "honest Injun,"
and would 90 all he promised. There is a great
deal OF mawkish sentimentality INDUCED in by
persons Of the Vincent Colyer stripe in regard
TO the "native dignity of the noble sons of the
forest" which can be properly appreciated only
by those who have had experience OF their
treachery, and have been cognizant of the very
unTomantic and ignoble manner IN which they
dash out the brains of helpless infancy or sslift
the hair OF their older victims. But there are
EXCEPT tons TO all rules, and we are inclined to
believe that Red Cloud il an exceptionally de-
cent savage, having considerable regard for his
word, which may be enhanced by a wholesome
dreadOf the power of his Great Father at Wash
lEgton. When he was here last year he was at
inst inclined to rather over-rate his own i'm
portance, and made several extrayayapt de-
MandS. These. after a series of s.talks" with
the Secretary of the Interior and the Commits
siCner Of ln,,ian Affairs, he finally concluded to
modify, in accordance with the wishes of the
government, and made a number of promises
a TO the future conduct of himself and tribe
which III the main have been fulfilled. His
Present object in visiting Washington is TO
apologize TO the Great Father for the act of a
few OF his band in killing a white man and
stealing some horses last March. When in Ne
braSka recently Secretary Delano gave him
permission TO visit Washington, doubtless be-
heving il good policy to conciliate so Influential,
a chieftain- As his first visit was productive of
good results so may be his second.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EQReALE Oh RENr-The very desirable Il ISL
Il DkNCk No a. ID q, Heights Of 0eorg -top-n,
containing IS rooms, with ell modern convenience,
The grounds are very large and ornamsnted With
all kinds Of rare flowers end fruits-a cisteru %
pure water % the kitchen door. The property will
be sold easy terms rented 10 careful tenant.
The pev Street Railroad will pass by the door aud
will be running early this fall Apply 20 T. l..
HUME, OF Hall Hume, or 90 Mr.. A. II. Pickrell,
Adjoining the property. spea
EOR RENr-H0UsE in "OorcOrsn Row" Ap-
ply No. 1880 I street. APPS
LOB SALE Or RENr-Larse furnished or IN
Il furnished HOUSE on Georgetown heights for
rent permanent, or for the summer months. Apply
20 W. W. BOWMAN, Real Estate Agent, &l2
18th street. myll -eo2s-
FOR RENT-Large OFFICE under the Masonic
Temple, Georgetown; has two rooms and vault.
Could be used as storeroom by moving vault. For
terms apply 20 NJ. ADLER, or at l23 Bridge At,
georgetown Possession given May lat. APPS colin
LOB SALE Oh RENT-The elegant CouNT8Y
= SEAT recently occupied by ". ID. Gilman,
b9undsry street, q the head OF 81 street east, sd-
joining residence OF D. McClefsnd, one OF the hand
soonest suburban residences in the District Arply 10
A. X. SHEPHERD, 9l6 Penn avenue mnfs-tf
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THR NATIONAL SCHUETZENYRsT.-The An
nual meeting of the national schuetzenfest
commenced yesterday at Highland, Ill. Prizes
10 the value of $500 are to be awarded to
expert marksmen. The meeting promises to
be the largest ever held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-21

TIE NEW YORK NJ. T.. CoSPRRRSCg-In the
Methodist general conference in New York yes
terday, resolutions were offered proposing a
change in the ritual for the baptism Of infants;
substituting two boards Of publication, one min
isters and the other laymen, who shall meet
once in three months and have general super
vision over all the publishing interests Of the
church, and for the election Of provisional
bishops. The committee on education presented
a report which, after referring to the assaults of
ROmanists on common schools, concludes with
resolutions to oppose to the utmost the exclusion
Of the Bible from the public schools. After
some discussion the report was referred.
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A T PBIvATE ALE.
PERSONAL.

MI hs X SAWYER, C2atrr0Ednt, Mass.f,e Ts,
80 Medtsna, can be consulted At her house No
Slo IN ~ between snd ID. Island. upon ali i'm
POIIsnt onsness, past present and future. mia I'm.
NO HUMBUG.-The Queen Of srirfts- the 6IS1--,
developed medium living has the wonderful
power OF changing luck, tells the past, present aud
iuture Success OF failure Of any business fofato n
&C; &c 1ls Chew alley, between and aud Id
and ID streets northwest. ap2f lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-21

The PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
in session at Detroit, yesterday adopted the re-
ports of the standing committees on ministerial
education and publication, and also the report
on sustentation, which affirms the success of the
past years efforts, and commends the object
anew. An exciting discussion took place on the
report proposing a change I'm the base Of repre-
sentation in the assembly.
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SECRET ASSOCIATION
- MONOPOLY AGAINST VIRGINIA LIME.
WHY ARE BUILDERS COMPELLED TO BUY
GEORGETOWN LIME5

1t must be new thing for architects to insert
clause in their specific compelling builders to
use the lime made by this monopoly. am the sole
agent Tor the lime Of sixteen kilns, situated on the
Shenandoah river, in the finest limestone Quarries
In the state, and if necessary can bring 900 bbls
to this market from these kins per wet and it is
utterly impossible for the monopoly to run this lime
out this District. am prepared to bet from 500
mortar ss the lime burnt by the monopoly. Being q
mechanic myself, and having IS years ex perience
IN stacking, using and selling lime, profess to be
Judge. hope the monopoly will not intimidate the
builders Of the District Of Columbia Any of them
that can furnish any quantity that they may re-
II has come to pretty pass when architects die
lime at any price they may ask for it. am now ne
gotlatne with the railroad. and expect soon to be
able to sell my lime for 80 cents per barrel: The
monopoly lime cannot come any lower, for IL they
reduce the price they cannot air themselves Penn
syivana avenue, or spend so much time at soda lcd
~ Saloons have been buying lime from these gen
tiemen for the last nine years, with an agreement
that we were to sell for 81 rs barrel They did
not comply with their agreement, consequently
was compelled to bring eign lime in the msrket.
II IT Is necessary can bring more lime here from
these kilns than the monopoly can burn. We are
still receiving 800 bbs: per week that we will be
glad to sell for one dollar per barrel Delivers
II the monopoly are going to take ell the builders
trade will they please leave me the whitevashers
THOS. FAHUY,
mlyct Corner 10th street and Canal.
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The International prison reform congress,
which meets in London on the Sd of July next.
Will be composed of representatives, from al
most all of the European governments, and
many of those on the American continent. The
congress has great work before it, the neces
sity for which cannot be fully understood ex.
eePt by those who have made prison life and
discipline study, or by prisoners themselves,
who have felt the abuses which phlanthropists
are eAdeayoring to remedy. Within the past
lew weeks the telegraph has announced the
stabbing by boy convicts of four turnkeys at the
New York house OF refuge. The New York
Journals, IN commenting on these facts, agree
In attrihuting them either to a lack or an excess
OF discipline. Whichever it may be, reform is
needed, not only at that particular point but in
prisons generally throughout the world. Inter-
est in the prison reform movement is yearly in
ereasing, and We yet hope to see some plan
evolved which shall mitigate the rigors OF i'm
Prisonment, and work at least the partial re.
formation of prison inmates.
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3 I Il y Il y q Is II,
MADAME Rng0

MADAME ROSS,
THE WONDERFUL ASTROLOGEST
has Just arrived from New Orleans After an absez,s
u hlne years ard will be pleased 70 see her I'D
rlends, and all those desiring Astrological a. usul-
tatlons. She has astonished Thousands of neorIe
~no rave tnes sed her. She Is the only iady that
Is really endowed with the natural Gift OF
the past, present and future This lady has trav-
eieo throughout Europe and America and " he ever
enc has visited has never failed TO give Ia
Satisfaction; This LAZY hiss been pronnuncad bV
me most eclenilnc phrenologist and .0gisf 10
be the most wonderful in her profession Aiyiee i'm
business IL invaluable. -
She respectfully invites all TO call and be con-
NhSed OF her great powers. Satisfaction Ruaraa-
teel or no pay. Business strictly conf enfiai
Madame RCSs cures all diseases incident 20 ia
nales her parlors are located nj goo n
street, opposite Masonic Temple.
Ladies, 81; Gentlemen, 81 sa. mays-ln-
AIDES sUFFkRiNa FRoM IRREGULARl-
their seq should oonfde In Or LION the osdsa a..
dohsAsd and only reliable and safe Physician mai.
ins sIeciaty Of female complaints In the city. Ne
deceived By swindlers. He guarantees q spe<<v
cure or no charge. Sepavafs hooSss gor ladp 90
sth. orx a.
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a highly important meeting of this Association
Will be held THIS Tuesday EVENING, at Ma
RMS Hall street, between 9Th and 10th, at 30
O'Clock Every member is expected TO be present
BY order OF the Association.
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FATIENTION Is CALLED TO THE SALE
Wy THIS EVENING, al 80 o'clock, Of two val
liable Brlck Houses 10th street, opposite the Gas
Ohce. see advertisement in the Republican. 1t
1ElT Is NOT TRUE THAT THE LADY
US clerks in the Departments are not to be al.
low Cd nve minutt every day to consult the ALPHA
BETlCAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY in The STAR
nSC0NCERT, REGULATIONS AND TAG
Wy LEAUX, at d. unit Vernon Place church,
corner 9th and X, TIL TUESDAY, EVENING, May
ed at 2. m. The concert will be conducted By
Professor DANIEL. m2l-3t-
YTTHE OFFICERs, PAST OFFICERs AND
JIG members of the GRAND LODGE of the Dis.
trct of ,Olumbia are requested to meet at Masonic
Temple pWHotHdliy at 37s O'Clock on WEDNESDAY
I'D inst. J. b. GIBBS.
1t Patriot, Chronicle, Republican,
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Ii seems from the action of the Legislature
Yesterday that the vexed question OF the site for
the new Northern Liberty market is to be set
tied in favor of the Corcoran square. Ii this is
lone the city will reap the benefit from the
noble gift by Mr.. Corcoran Of the square to the
Art gallery. AT the same time, IL will probably
he found that the site selected is, both for the
PRESENT and prospectively, the best named.
ether markets win doubtless be built for the
.socm ;nodaton Of the people east and west of tn
>treet, bu. undoubtedly the main market for the
northern pat Of the city should be on that
street
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The House yesterday b, rushing through some
OF the most important busin.s of the session
pat Itself in position to concur In l., Senate
resoiution Tor an adjournment on the 10Th A. St.
IL Is probable, however, that il win he founa
necessary 70 rescind that resolution in favor of
'ne original House resolution for an adjourn
nsS' June 90 There u much, yet, to be done.
And nov We have the case Of Q young girl in
Sullivan county. N. T., killed by the discharge
Of gun "pointsd at her in fun" 1t "A ahout
time some of these jocose murderers we're hum
"just in fun" This b about the only - Il
which their eccentric ideas - s",-,., con.t,-
tutes general sport can be cor sc,sd
.oceeu
' SfH. I Src"r .earned to write his name
..e 1T college.
noD.E -gular semi-annual trial of Mac.
49, Cheek, the Indian murderer, com
-eedon Monday last.
~The Prussian Imperial Army Band. NJ
the consent Of the Emperor, will sail shortly for
America to take part in the peace jubilee At
Boston.
sVMiss Laura Ream, Of the Indianapoli.
Journal, having been elected Q delegate TO the
republican congressional convention, accepted
the position. but with the understanding thai
che shOuldb be counted out OF he''strong- minded
OF her sex.
a. The board Of foreign missions of the South
en- baPust Convention, at Richmond, yester
day appointed Rev. g: c. Lorimer, ID. d., o.
Bcet"n, missionary to Italy, with authority n
TO raise funds and build = Baptist church II
Rome
1Four children, at ages VARYING from tn,
to ten years, were horribly burned in Memnhi
on Saturday night, by the eldest kindling . DIR,
accident, the second and third soon after An.
the fourth died Sunday morning.
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NEWTON FERREE, sscre,ar un'

II o FVhUs fTt5IutnI.
NEW1ON fEhBEE, Secretary. 1t
hFNORTH WASHINGTON BUILOING AS.
Wy sOClATlON-An Adjourned Meeting of
thls association will be held at the hall over p G.
Howser Co s Grocery store, New York avenue,
pear 9TH street W THIS Tuesday, EVENING
clock. The books will be opened for subscrip.
tions to stock All persons wishing to subscribe are
1t JOHN A. PRESCOTT. Secrstarv
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Il 0 A l. X
80 HOUSES ON LONG TIME.
Rents are 80 high that any person who can pay
rent can purchase a home.
q HOUSES on Capitol Hill.
HOUSES on the Island.
HOCSES at the Navy Yard.
Z HOUSES in the First Ward.
HOUSES in the northern part Of the city.
Also, several HOUSES for cash.
We can please you Come and see.
No trouble to show property TO persons meaning
Big: carriage employ ed for that purpose.
MONEY TO lend from one TO ten years.
Office northeast corner 18th and Y streets, first
floor. PHIL n WEIGH a co,
Real Estate Brokers
mays I'm IReplml aud BuiI dsrs
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BOARDING..

BOARDING..
TWO FRONT ROOMS, NEWLY FURNTsaTD.
Il at So per month, and TABLE, BSHRbsi ~;
per month at $50 18th street, between and ID
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED IMMEDIATE
y u for family II four, within an hours ride OF
M .sh tn Three rooms Tsluired Pay ia al
MOUeT PLEAsANT-Persons wishing a. ct
NA good COUNTRY BOARD and pleasant Rooms,
Den Hi road. between 7th and iith street roads.
mel 81.
RoARp-wITH PLEASANT FURNISHED
9th street northwest. mA 81
FOR RENT-Two second story ROOMS, with
I = mrs. first class Board, at Mrs. HEIskELL's, 1918
R0ARD IN BsO0kLYN, n. Y, at $40 Henry
New York win ind il to their Interest and conf"rt
rom Csrtlandt street, N. y, via Hamilton ferry.
sscket street cars cross Henry street q few doors
dious and elegantly fur nshed Rooms an be engaged
a, moderate rates by addressing ID. c. KING at, as
CAPE MAIN IA number of.FTRNIsHED
Cane Can; A AsPlys @ HlLDRErH TATL0E; Si,y Of
COOP BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, at 2lO5 corner Of Pennsylya-
mia avenue AID 2lst street. mayi-tf
DLEAsANT RESIDENCE AND ARD in the
7h street few steps from 7th street IN e 1a
and elegant house, with large garden attached for
ar %S .sa r
AIS 9TH street, between and 4 northwest In the
ali the modern Improvement. Tor lady and gentle,
man. ap9
EIksT.OLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
at 1901, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mh2sIy