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DEcRKBs OF DTvoRcE-Yesterday, Judge
wylie, IN the Equity Court, made q decree OF
divorce in the case OF John 8. Patterson, agt.
Emms A. Patterson. The plaintiff sets forth
that he ~As married TO respondent on the 18th
OF January. 1910, and they separated in No
since then she has been guilty OF adultery, and
IN june last was living in Q house Of prOsritu-
tion in Philadelphia Mr.. 8. s. Henkle APP
VSATed for plaintiff, and the testimony was
taken by q special examiner In Philadelphia
Also, In the case OF N aria Carter agt Richard
W. Carter. The petitioner sets forth thar shs
was married TO Defendant In GEORGETOWN in
May, 1872, and in July ne left her, and char
that At the time OF said marriage he had a wife
living, "a whom he was married IN Richmond in
1ss7- Mr.. w. N. Evans appeared for the petit
Minis.
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NoTICK.-Messrs. Latimer & Cleary, auc-
tioneers will not have their usual sale OF house,
hold goods st their auction rooms on Saturday,
the 5th. They announce an attractive sale for
Tuesday, the Sth inst. I
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct., Georgetown.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
ERTY.


~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auct., Georgetown.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
ERTY.
~ BY virtue of a decree passed by the Srprone
Ia: Court Of the District of Columbia, on the 18Th
wherein Gray Payne and others are com lain
ants, Athey and others defendants, numbered Bliss
public sale on the premises, on MONDAY the l an
day Of July, 1913, at the hour IF O'Clock in the af
piece Of ground beginning $40 feet from the inter
section Of Beatty 4, Hawkins addition to George
south p feet; then l20 feet, as Per deei dated
22d July, 1915 and recorded in Liber A. T., NJ. IL,
Lot numbered leo in Beall's addition, frontips s2!
feet on the south eide Of Gay street aud l2O feet on
iais PToRsgIy A::, part e lot NUMBERED is j.
p 6 g 9s sf fses ~ aRd
north 70 fee, to The besnnne SeS deed taed
10Th April, lsa, with the two-story Brick building
Terms: One-third cash; the residue of the pur-
chase money in and u months, the purchaser Civ
within days from the day Of sale On payment sS P
discharged Of ali claim Of the parties to said s.a sea
All eon'eyaneing at the cost f ths IoS,SehaseE
jyl.l@ THoMiss 4 b9MGfSG Ffa Hass:
THE FALL RUSH is COMING.
The present long, w.rm days is the best time for
and %intes Goods at once thus, by avoiding the
su1h a Iusn Of business as we expect to have this
Kept 9s R II 81
Charges moderate. Terms inv ariabiy q. Cd.
w. H. WHEATLEH,
fShAi0H sss srfE sHaB RhHiadEs hsD seO0A,
once open ffo%1 ts' s aSsl s1:ss. eio
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CITY ITEMS.

AT THIS SEASON, Dooley's Calisaya il Just the
Tonic TO invigorate and give an appetite. 1t is
worth trial 81 per bottle.
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NJ. p. Oh URCH SIBBATH SCHOOL
GEORGETOWN, DO
The Officers, Teachers aud Scholars of the above
School are notified To- appear at he Church, on Con-
gress street, on the 4th inst. at 80 m, par
ttcipate in PIC MIC to be held a. the estate of me
late Dr. Snyder, at the head Of Hizh street
Friends OF the School are cordially invited. i2-2"
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BUILDING PERMITS were issued to-day as
follows: John TynOn, twO-story brick back
building, corner 18th aed l. streets northwest;
NJ j. Pope, two story frame, b street. between
81 and ith southeast; VIM. A. WrOe, two-story
brick stable, 18th street, between II and /
northeast
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Sun STRoKR.-To-day, about noon, stone
cutter and setter, named Henry Wilkey, who
halls from Cincinnati, while at work on the
buildings at the corner of Connecticut avcnue
and street, was sun-struck, and it is feared
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BOLD ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Mr.. Frank Clendenin was returning from
Brlghtwood, j.. G., last Tuesday evening, about
81 O'Clock, and when near Berry's spring (oid
Bladensburg road two men came ont from the
side of the road, and while one caught the bril-
die OF bis horse the other came toward the
buggy, crying "stop" Frank being unarmed
thought it would be better to stop some other
time, so he struck his horse with the whip and
the animal leaped off, knocking the man who
held him aside, and the rascals were foiled
Several other attempts at robbery have been
made in the same place during the last three or
four years, one being successful
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BUILDING AssOCIATION.-At a meeting of
the Metropolitan Building Association, last
night, j. Fraser and NJ. p. Callan were elected
assessors, j. j. Edison and Charles l.. Fraser.
trustees, and L. F. Miller attorney.
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TIE METROPOLIS PAvISG CoxPASY-Tbis
morning, in the case Of Huntington agt. the
overruled the exceptions 70 the answer Of the
company.
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THE BKoADM COAT and VEST 70 match d
Pennsy ly anis sysaus, peaE llth street. .
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BASE BALL.-The Atlantics defeated the
Washington base ball club yesterday in New
York, by score of 3 to |.
The Philadelphia club will visit this CITY
again Saturday, July 5, and play our Washing
ton club their reception game on the O,ymu7c
grounds, See advertisements
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ANoTBkR ARRAIGShEsT FOR MuRDKR.-In
the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, this
afternoon. another party was arraigned, charg-
ed with murder-Jsmes VI. Buchanan, colored,
Indicted for the murder Of his wife, Anna, on
the 18th Of May last, by shooting her. The
pii.oner i a short, black man, and during the
reading& the indictment listened attentiyely.
To the question, care You guilty or not guilty"
he replied: 81 am not guilty, and can prove IL.
4 for
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SusPENpERs AND BKAcEs--over One Hun
bred Dozen now in stock from which to make
selections. 70.
Prices range from 25c. to 20. 30.
GEO. e, HENyINe, 40 Seventh street
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MEssks. DUNCANsoN, BOWLING & Co., auc-
tioneers will offer for SALE for Messrs. Phillips
& Holiister, trustees, on Saturday, July 9TH, at
6 O'Clock p. m, that valuable property on
street, between 9th and roth northwest, known
as 9Is TO $50. This property Ii suitable for hotel
purposes, and situated in the most desirable
and pleasant part OF the city, In one Of the best
chances ever offered TO capitalists to invest, As
the property will positively be sold.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
A LII THE BEST CALICOES, II cents per yard /;
"A - AkDROSC0GGEN COTTON, IS cents
Great sacrifice Of DRESS GOODS to reduce stock
by the first of August.
y. THO. BROWN.
Jy36' No. 12l Bridge street
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THE BKLTsvILLE OUTRAGE.-The Young
man George W. Smith, of Columbia, Pa, who
was assaulted and shot at while passing Belts
vile, on Wednesday Of last week, as noticed,
still remains at the Maryland University Hos
pital, under medical treAtme Mt Of its ph ysician
Dr. Harman, and has continued to improve.
When sufficiently restored TO leave the city, an
opportunity will be afforded him to effect the
arrest of his aseailaDts, as Ii Is understood the
authorities of Beltsyille poss essiOn OF the
names Of the assailants, and are prepared TO
arrest them when the charge is preferred
RaH ,osy
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WHEN roU ARE PASSING pooley's Drug
Store, on Capitol Hill, just try his Arctic Soda.
1t lie always kept Ice cold and delicious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

CATHOLIC FESTIVAL AT RoCKvILLR.-The
festival given at Rockville, yesterday, for the
benefit of the school attached to st. Mary's
(Catholic) church Of that place, was q very
pleasant and successful affair. About six hum
dred persons from this District were in ate nd
snce, including Rev. Fathers Walter, Boyle,
Barotti and San MARITIME. Rev Fathers Mackin,
of Rockville, and Gloyd, OF Westminster, Nd,
were also present. The little orphan boys Of
seventy live, In charge of Sisters OF the Holy
Cross, participated in the pleasures Of the ex-
cursion, and enjoyed themselves hugely. The
Washington excursonists returned to the city
last evening, well pleased with their trip.
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so WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, $3.50 to s9O "
100 BATETE POLONAIsE and REDINGOTES
lfOui. 10
100 WHITE LAWN POL0NAISE from 8 37s
y 90
100 BROWN LINEN P0LoNAISK and REDlN-
60TES from..-......-..............56.oo TO SlsG
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NOTICE OF REMovAL

CARO- bees leave to inform his customers "a
s. sSs u s'ss::ss e;
sTH u.A.r s sns s s.s ss SSp where
WATCHES, syss ass American make, : xWtLkx
s s.sa. s5l,S Il s.rsa CD Wssesss, q NJ S1 -
Wards Goods sold 90 monthly tsstahnenfs. No
trouble 10 sheU Rpcds. Wefchea cd ye~.irv D~>1l1
repsired Rsmsmber the Dame s1d nusu{ler n
CARO-, sos Pennsyirania avenue, under Hsfscaai
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HOTELS.

Union HOTEL. GEORGETOWN, DC,
u V. sHlNN, Proprietor.
This hotel has been new y refittsd aud furnished.
IL contains all the modern improyemenfs-hOt and
COLD bsths, bells and gas IL is conveniently located
being situaf ed on the line Of the wsshington and
Georgetown City Passenger railroad, the cars q
which, from the railroad aud stesmbo de Eots pass
the door ey cry two OF three minutes The guests a.
this house reach any OF the public buildings OF
the batisnal pta or any place of amusement, &c,
BY pleasant ride " q few minutes. Persons doing
business along the line Of the canal and on the
wharves wi ind il to their advantage to stop at this
house. decll-lV
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IHk NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
10 .. 97t3 r4tI6
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Lockwood, Hufty l. Taylor,
623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Are receiving large additions Of new and desirable
Goods in each department, particularly adapted for
the season, at prices to suit the wants o. all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

LADIES' less DEPARTMENT,
Second Floor.
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria.
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie an,
causes natural sleep. 1t lie q substitute 10
castor oil. 4o5eo2.
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THHRMonBTlRs and Barometere are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near ~ street.
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WILCOX q 9IBB's SxwINs MACHINE The
celebrated Bayaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
fntelligencer Building. I0,S
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LADIES' DRESS

We haxs svsy iAeiH0 Cor Making DseDsa 10
order, and VIII fxrnish ths naesrial snd uinniA0
or only the trimmings IN easss vbsgs lAliss hays
alrssdy purchased thstr sosas.
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GOvernmens Securities
The Marietta

bALfIMonn. March 3l.-virgnia SIS, conscli-
dated, 55ss. est Virginias, IA bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March 31.-Cotton quiet but firm
low middiings ,l5iSGl3I Flour dull and unc hanged
light receipts white southern, s4Gs5, yellow south
ern, 60G62i mixed western, 6eeSoo1s. Oats quiet
$500. Rye steady, 5000. Hay UNCHANGED. Pro
Visions strong, buoyant and unsettled. Mess pork
hrrBer and higher SIG SOC SH. Bulk meats frmer
and higher-little doing shoulders 81 al; rib sides
ncminal; clear rib sides, Si.g9. B aeon irmer and
ga; sugsr-cured hams, 12Gl5. Lard firm, s,sdS5f
Western butter active - choice roll, 33G35; new
NEW YORK, March g.-Stocks dull Gold very
s.rong, Ms. Money firm, 1-S2 to lis per cent.
and steady.
NEW IoRK, March 3i.-FIour quiet and steady.
Wheat steady. Corn steady and quiet
L0NpoN. March 81, ll:3O a. m.-Consols opened
at % 921. for both. Bonds of 1865, old, 81 IS7
IS. h-Ms, S9i4; new hyes, 81. Erie, So
LONDON, March 81 l:30 D. m.-Erie, 5lEE
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We have no disposition 20 neediessly disturb
Ire q ing moments of the Chro4icEs by any fur
ther reference 10 the abject nature OF its recan-
faiiOn OF the valorous utterances il
u ACE In regard to the Communication
bus.n'Ss, but il wilfully provokes ex-
ICstte by the nature of its defence
n icw days ago that paper was cIamoring vo-
.i'Ivusiy Tor the execution Of O'Brien; warned
Tie President that she ought not to establish a
hiischievous precedent that may hereafter
Iro'e very serious annoyance to him and in
siite with false hopes criminals i'm the District.-
"hG declared that "the murder stands out in
"'itheved atrocity," and that cit is easier to
i"'is'e the crime OF the poor, ignorant, col
IL" man, wright, horrid as was the deed he
eIcIfeuated, than TO find reasons for Executive
Interference in this case
HI single night the Chronicle ehanyed IN.
views, as the London TTmes did ON the o,as-
zion OF free trade, and came out with a
violent TRADE ogaiast capital punishment. and
expressed the opinion that "sending O'Brien to
tie penitentiary, TO be humanely treated and
kept at hard labor during his natural life, will
have as happy an effect in restraining crime in
fhis city as an infiction Of the death penalty
/, Noe il says, in answer to The STAR, that
kudden conviction came upon it, because OF
sshe reasons and evidence BY which the act of
ci, mency was sustained, made public by the
President" Well, the ''reasons and evidence
u ade public by the President" are the follow
p ing from the warrant Of Communication:
whereas a very large number Of citizens of
The District OF Columbia petition for the com
mutation 81 his sentence TO imprisonment fer
Efe; AM aereas IL "A alleged that the act Of
billing committed in q sudden passion, and
not Wi meditation; and whereas doubts
eeen O. S.St upon that subject: Now, there
FORE.
We - -,n.it that never since the conversion of
Saul o. TaTsus was the same number of words
% ef stual in the way of conviction as these
ppou ne Chrvnielef But the game OF following
the cs5sHicIs through its apologies Is hardly
worth the candle.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

The latest intelligence from Cumberland and
along the line of the canal, with respect to the
Close of the boatmen's strike, is gratifying in
Proportion TO the uHpropitiousness of the cir
CumstaDces, that such a movement should have
taken place Just at the commencement of what
BID fsir to be a most prosperous season for the
Canal business. We still hope for the very best,
but IL yet remains to be seen if the newly bud
ding prospects of the trade will be able to bear
this fresh increase of cost upon top of the
additional toll lately decreed by the canal COM
Iany. Under all the circumstances Of the case,
and the competition which the canal, with all
Its natural advantages, has to meet, IT does
appear TO US that, with respect to the increase
both of tolls and boatmen's charges. il would
have been the part Of wise discretion to allow
matters to run on in their accustomed channel
tiil some period of the coming summer-say
July or August. BY that time enough would
have been learned to determine with certainty
II the trade would bear an increase OF tolls and
freights, when action could be taken accord
ingly. AS il is, there has been precipitation
too much haste to kill the goose for the sake of
tie golden egg. But the eOntemporaneous in
crease of tolls By the canal company and ton
mage by the boatmen Is not all that has been
done in this more or less perilous direction. The
owners of wharves at Cumberland have put in
their car, and sent up their wharfage charges
from the old rate of five to eight cents per ton;
SO that, altogether, the consignee is confronted
with a neH and unexpected cost of thirteen
cents per ton, the effect of which upon the
canal coal trade may prove to be what all con-
cerned will helplessly regret. Some indication
OF the result to be anticipated has been already
4. Tnished in the fact that in consequence of the
delay of two weeks in the coal trade this season
i'ter than last years receipts by canal, the
Fillmore and Ohio railroad are now actively
e. aged at Baltimore in filling orders for home
Ant foreign account. As we said before, so we
nov repeat, we hope for the best, but would at
q. times prefer the exercise of prudence and
caution, more especially where 80 many public
ara Trivate interests may be imperiled by rash
aIG asty counsels.
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THE WEATHER

= q
WAsHINsToN, ID. c., March 81, 1873, IL a. n
rSfnoPsIs FOB THE PAST TwENrY-FoUR HOURS -
Inc storm center that was Sunday morning in Iowa
ahd isSonsln l. now over Lake Ontario. The bs-
roeter has risen In the southern and gulf
having fallen somewhat Sunday. Threatening
weather will rain and snow has been reported from
Dakota 70 Oregon, and now extend over Lake Huron
and thence 10 New Jersey ard Maine. Southerly
winds prevail on the east Atlantic westerly
winds with partly cloudy and clear weather from
MARY land southwark over the southern states and
westward. to the upper Mississippi valley The ba-
rometer continues low with sOutherly winds and
partly cloudy weather in Iowa
PROBABlLITIES-FOr the rest of Manday the AREA
on lowest barometer move eastward over New York
with Increasing easterly winds and rain in New Eng
iand and the St Lawrence valley. Increasing
westerly winds with clearing weather prevail on the
lower lakes BY Monday evening, and from southern
New England southwark over the middle Atlantic
states: Clear weather with rising temperature con
tiiue IN the southern states and Ohio valley Fall
ing barometer and cloudy weather extend over Min
hesota and Lake Superior during the DAY followed
" Clear and cold weather during the night
CautiOnary signals continue at New York New
haven, New London, Woods Hole, Boston and
Portland, Me; they will be DISPLAYED AT the Lake
stations from and after A pril first
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The week in Wall street closed with an adj
vance il god to III the rise being chiefly due
to the enormous impo rtztions OF foreign lner-
81, sS4 90 a day, or at the rate of nearly
g. COO eco q day. The rumor also prevailed
that the April statement of the public debt
would show increase. Furthermore, the
Bank of England has raised the rate of discount
to four per cent.
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" -CON 4, No. l3.
ny Members are requested TO be punctual ia
theIr attendance on MONDAY EVENING, March
81, at Ia O'Clock, to receive the Visiting Pha.
lanx> Members of sister Lodges are fraternally
inviNd. tm292tl F.E. ESSEN, X. s.
rFMEDICAL ASsOCIATION-The semi an.
NY nual meeting of the MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TON GF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will
be held in the Hall Of the Medical Society, No. 9l5
y street OrthNest, at one I'D o'clock D. IN TUES
DAY, April LIST. JAMES 7. YOUNG, NJ. D.,
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II A D
CHARCOAL AND DIAMOND;
OR

he great serial story commenced in the April num-
Der of
THE PRESENT AGE
tan be had ut the princi pal ncw,-stands or nd
dre-sing Box $50 Post Office. Will be ont To
MORROW. Price, cents In
nFOFFICE OF THE COMMIsSTONERS or
Wy THE SINKING FUND, WAsHrNGToN, ID
g: March -, lS13.-The undersigned COMMISSIONS
nelly. "a the National Metropolitan Bank, until
TUESDAY, April ~, at ~ clock noon, sealed
THOU SAND DOLLARS Of the six per cent ten
year bonds Of the late corporation of Washington.
They reserve to themsely the right reject any
Offer which they may not deem adv antageOus
III. ID. COOKE.
W. W. CORCORAN,
MOSES KELLY,
ii. NJ. SWEENEY,
LEWIS j. DAVIS,
ni5l -eCtd Commssioners
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rPKEGIsTER's OFFICE,


WAsHINGIoN, ID. C., March %, 1873.
Naice ~ hereby given that on TUESDAY, April
lSS vii expire all licenses given b. the District
o. Coamhia, TO all produce dealers, Sefdlsrs and
All persons engaged in said business, trades pro-
LESSONS must promptly renew said licenses in accord
ance With pro, Son. Of the amended act regulating
licenses, approved June D., lQ2, viz: "rhat every
person engaged IN any trade, occupation or profess
sion for which q license tax Is imposed by the laws
Of the District VI Columbia shall, at the time for
procuring the same, make application to the Regis
ter, and shall state under oath or Affirmation such
facts Is may be applicable to licenses."
"The Register shall then issue 10 the applicant q
Certificate stating the particular kind Of license for
which application has been made, and the amount Of
money required by law TO be pail therefor. Said
certificate shall be delivered 20 the Collector, who
shall, upon the receipt Of the sum Of money stated
amount OF money paid and the Kind OF license re-
auired and II shall be the duty OF the Register to
THAT every person liable for license tau, who
may fail TO pay the same before engaging in the
business for which q license tax may be required,
shall IN addition TO the license tax imposed, pay
ne OF penalty Of not less than ave, nor more than
JOHN r. COOK,
ns-eolW Register District Of Columbia.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING..
SHOLES BOARDING HOUSE, Isl north A
~ street, few doors east Of Capitol Nicely-f fur
nished ROOMS, with BOARD, ca per month";
ROOMS for housek keeping. m23-Sr
HNREMONT HOUSE, corner "a street and Indi-
Il ana avenue, having been enlarged and newly
lnrnished thTonghout, is now one q the NEST de-
ING. Parties wishing to secure pleasant rooms,
with first class Hotel Board should apply before the
Room on first floor, opening on pavement, suitable
can have elegantly furnished Rooms at low
rates. m27-6t.
E0R RENT-Good ROOMS and TABLE BOAR
only one square from Patent Office, recently taken
by Northern lady. Come and try for your.
serves m2l-2w
(NOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
avenue and list street. msyi-lv