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in chnroo In aoentn Of NINA nv fr i nhv16
-be awnfdod layc mao aoloction ot throo naa. Tho
undersigned we're informed Tint tic rejection Ina been
sona interests Il g. aoo nembsrs Of tho oonittoo
nJ an ~ nvo ~ IT, 81 tae plans present.
refer 10 tic n.layit leroun,o st,c"S @ % mnau
signed would orefnre arecftlv asE vor 1fonor,
ble board to appoint Committee to inveatigao tho
n, a,.,;r,,,, H.. ,,,,. and otacrs.
Al, .rc"c a, ao 3tth aay of June l.ad blanoss IN
Ohicauo and hnnrJ ~ w n1o streo., III tno g1ty OF
Blngcr mud another pereo wom l,,cvn ~, ~ H. H. H. hn,
architect who occupies Tho otco m tho rd story oS
ths building 10 Tits coct: ii yo, ca mako aItcr-
a.,ons 10 ~ 70 agroc With tho Views Of tho Committee
hat , ~ ftoua VIII support your llant as 1t will
Gortionan IL edr II a'oe 10 & %i y tat % y iho stone or
Bpe1npd nrrcoah1c MY ~ IT. .nt,n,n s
this un1ergtandinr mnko tS,a stnscn,onf ny fa,
any personal motive but i'll tlIo interests Of lo trth.
anu that tho public may SEQ how attcrs of R SORT
aFe nss arranged md effected. M1onARh HALEY.
nsn'l,1' e'snva ana sworn e % &C.
aa no Was concerned, ho wanted 1t illvostigatod
~, THE NORMAL. SCHOOL DonMlronY.
me Conmittoo Oh Education, to whom was
feiorrod communication from tho head Of tho
Nor1nnl school, rolAtivo to tho erection OF d
honfdinP-hoase thoro, reported TINT thoy
boHo9oa tho erection of substantial
dornitory would ndd largely to tho ol1l-
cloncy OF tho school tn preparing tcaohors'
Tor tho uBo Of district schools. such building
should contain abouttifty rooms: and DO 10 mod
oiea that 1t nay ho horoaftor added to. Tlore
should be, also, kitchon and dining~room. and
two bath-rooms. Tho bad-roomB should bo
rented at IL ror month. Furniture will DO pro.
vidod by contributions. The students would
form IN meaaos md furnish thoir own board.
snch building could bo orectod, using tho
masorlM in tho uaeless Reform School buildings,
for Sa0, 900, and probably for loss. Wheth-
or the county should 60 to-. this
expense the Committee is not prepared to Hay.
1t is nlso recommended that tho County-Attor-
noy DO requested to inquire into the bond given
BY Mr. Beck, OF Engle"ood, TO erect a hoardtng-
houae costing $19 700, but who has put up one
costing only $5,0oe: ID
Tho report WIS filed.
Tho oommittoo on Education was ordorod to
procure plalls and ostlmates Tor tho cost Of the
building leferTcd to.
EMPLOYING ENGINEERS.
Tho Coulnlttteos on Poor House and Hospital
reported, recommending tho Board to appoint
engineers for tho Insano Asylum md Poor.
House, for tho County Hospital, nnd for tic Jail
and Criminal Court
COMMISSIONER Ashton favored tho letting out
tho hontlug Of NIL those institutions to tho low
cat bidder, tho engineer to furnish coal and
everything required. He moved to Iacomuit
tho report, with ordorH to invite proposals..
, 1873-07-29
CUSTOM.NOUSE STATISTICS,

r@frnn& ~ xx.n .
AxlecI OF the Anohsaon OF n"ty on Tea,
Coifee. anu susar"~EncEcnso In tho
Number Of 1mPortors--vnlt1e OF 1m-
ports."a1nrine Hospital Tax.
Tho wonderful impetus which has been given
to tho trado of 0hicnco e,n,co tba fra acnrca,v
soo.as - H. aasaa:e.es ~ H. 49, ' eea'sols
aoo',o ~ w "pp,os.".sa " suo pupno hs laFgo'
1or lho foason TINT IL III uiihcnlt to obtain tho
figures to show what the increase has beon. a.
c;tv f,r,,otao .o,, ;dos -, .r,,.t 81,
1:..,a eo4o taoa =. n"as M ..As .no1ea7e H.
~ nsu' o''f Seal ngo snas inc aasy On tca'
oonee, anu sugar was aoolshed, and that on 9TH
At TINT timo thero wero onlv from th;rtv tn tb;r.
j., ~. ..n.,,.. ,.,,,a..aro T.; 49, 49, "
.y-nYe lesutar 'Inpof.ors ~ .as IL Inc oisy; to-day
there arc no loss than LAO or l5o roguiar import
GRE, with quite nn army Of occasional purchasers
in foreign markets. wear ago tho number of
or,,ara o,,a,ro5 1,v tin r,0to,,,- -rro,,,a ,,.la
ut4soo ensAeo ~ wv N,1 ausnott- T.
, 1873-07-29

Tho Chicago, Rocl Island & Pacific Railroad
are about to modify tho rntos OF thoir Iowa
tariff. Tho altorod tariff will show slight gen
oral reduction.
| Mr.. Peter Kohlor, of No. 510 State street, ac-
cido1atally shot himself u Tho right arm, Sunday
ovoning, inicting worry serious and painful
| wound.
| 4 stock-tlrovor named Rimmick met with Lis
death on tho Chioago, Burlington j. Quincy Rail
road, on Suntlny Init, by falling under tho train
from freight.tnuck. Thodocoasod was horribly
mangled.
At m carly hour yesterday morning thiovca
ontorod the store Of RindBkopf, Barboo & Co.,
Nos, 75 aud II Wabash avenue, and stole about
$50 worth OF clothing.
Mr. Michael Casey, proprietor Of saloon on
Michigan street, near the corner Of Clark, yes-
to-day found q pookotbook continuing q large
sum Of money and some papors, which ho iB
anxious to rotnrn to tho rishtftl ownor. The
latter should call immediately and provo hts
property.
Tho alarm Of fro from Box 1G8 at o'clock
Ing Of barrel Of sIlavinga, in the basement Of
No. 377 sodgwick street. No damage.
A new silsby flre-engno WIS tested ut tho foot
OF Lasalle street, yesterday morning, in tho
presence Of the Mayor, Firo Commiaaonors, aud
tho principal officers OF tho Fire Department.
Spectators who claimed to bo experts appeared
81 isfcd with tho exhibition.
About midnight of Sunday young man, John
Waimera, 10 years OF ago, residing at No. &c Bis
marok court, was stabbed In tho right breast,
II whilo engaged IN tlght in dance house on
Streets by Daniel Harrison. DR.. Lund pro-
nouncod tue wound not Borioua.
AL nationalitiea who aro In sympathy with the
French Republic arc respectfully requested to
aend representatives to Meeting to DO hold at
tho Sherman House, on tho "a Of August, at 8 p.
M, to make arrangements for a celebration on
tho 9th OF septombor.
Tho troubles among tho Union and nom Union
stoneeutterB Of tho city yesterday took another
turn, by ono Of the non-Union mon swearing out
warrants before Justice Hainos for tho arrest of
throo Union men for intimidating himself and
othors, and threatening them with violence.
In ht Of temporary insanity, John Dioring, a
hardware merchant at No. ii Chicago avonue,
attempted to commit suicide, at o'clock yestor-
day, by jumping into the river from tho Chicago
avenue bridge. He was rescued from drowning
by deck-hand on passing tug-boat, and taken
to his honso by Officer Nolan, whore ho speedily
recovered.
At l,a1f-past . o'clock Sunday night burglars
entorod the Aurora Silver Works, Nos. 272 aud
274 State streot, By front basement window.
Soon after, one or the proprotora entered tho
building. and, saoing tue tlllevoa went after
polce-oficor. During his absonco the burglars.
escaped: Thoy took no property with thoul, but
about $500 worth OF silver WAS found in basket
ready to bo transported.
1t appears that Mr. John @. ehafor, Of Wesl,-
ington, D. O., did not commit suicide, rs his
1riends eltl had evory reason to suapoot. Like q
found himself suffering from fit Of doepondon-
oy. caused by financial ombarrasBmentB, and COM
plotely recovered Als spirits III short timo. Tho
, 1873-07-29

Tho Eimwood AMI Warwick tho only collars 1nado
with ail the odgcs folded. THIS peculiarly tnako4
them tile ioBt popular colara Of tho day All nret-
class furn1alinx stores keep thom for sale,
, 1873-07-29
THE TEMPERATURE.

- CHICAGO, July %.
The range Of temperature this day, as re-
ported by l.. MnnasBo, optciau, % West Madi-
son street, evory half-hour, iB as follows:
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Funeral DfsulnyA.

sfSemi.Occasional," writing from this city
to the New York Herald, has some sensible
views upon the growing extravaganza Of ex-
penditure and gaudiness Of display attending
the burial Of the dead. He says.
GAS some persons residing elsewhere may not
know what extravaganza in money as well as
IN manner now obtains at city funerals, we will
state that we attended one recently in New
York city, where the deceased, young @dy Of
an artist to cover places blackened where NOR
tifcation had set in; her hair curled and decor
ated by professional hairdresser; her wedding
dress, en- rdfne, coBspicuousy wrapped around
her person; her hands encased in delicate white
hid gloves, and holding bridal bouquet; flow
ers on her coffin, beneath IL and on the floor for
several feet around, forming q perfect laby-
rinth Of floral wealth fashioned into crosses,
anchors, hearts, broken columns, &C., &C., and
over and around all these were burning myriads
OF gas jets gayly illuminating the pariOrs, which
had been darkened for the occasion by closing
the windows. Hundreds of persons were there
who never knew the deceased or any member
OF the family, but who came out Of mere idle,
morbid curiosity, and to help to FIJI the scores of
carriages composing the funeral cortege. Now,
is all this right-in fact. is 1t decent? Can it
be proper to make an exhibition of the dead as
we would of the latest style of bonnets in a mil
liners window0r a statue in an art gallery or
some rare, wild animal in q cage? Most assu-
redly not, and the sooner the practice is discon-
tnued the better"
As this writer says, the expense attending
these funerals is simply enormous. and in very
many cases far beyond the means of the family
whom relentless fashion calls upon to make the
unseemly display. Many there are who run
into debt on these occasions, and their regrets
for the departed are curiously mingled into
regrets at the Costumes of his exit. In the mat
ter of carriages alone, there is an unjustiiable
amount of money spent, which even the very
poorest of thepeople feel called upon to indulge
in The Catholic clergy, have thoughtfully,
essayed to remedy this evil, by limiting the
number OF carriages to attend funerals of those
dying in their faith. The Jewish rites of burial
are, In many respects, worthy Of consideration
by other sects. With them the rich mans fune-
raj is, in all essential particulars, the same as
the poor mans. No ostentation is permitted,
and no spectacular display
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

Despite the reported cases of cholera in Gin.
cinnati the Commercial reasserts its disbelief in
the real existence of that disease In the United
States this summer. This is the season for
ehoiera-morbns, the Commercial remarks, and
with cabbage and beer, cucumbers and halfde.
csyec vegetables, supplemented BY bad scare,
cases OF cholera may be procured at any time.
Ihatth Asiatic cholera should suddenly de-
Selep and spread in the Mississippi Valley, of
all the other regions on the globe, is quite in
credible TO the Western mind.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARrNENT, C0sce af Chtsf Stgnai OGesy,l
WAsHIN6ToN, June II, 1878, l0.lD Q. m. Z
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTYFOUR HOURS
The barometer has risen over the lake region with
mile to fresh and occasionally brisk winds, shifting
e. northwesterly and northeasterly, but continues
highest over the east gulf states. IL has fallen
Dakota and western Minnesota, with fresh and
New England cnast, where IL is lowest. Cloudy
weather has prev allied the gulf states and Ten
nessee, with rain. Rain areas have been reported
curing the night over the south Atlantic states,
northern New En- gland and the ct Lawrence val
ley. ard on Monday fron western Pennsylvania to
the lower lakes. The temperature has fallen over
the lake region and northern portion of New Eng.
LAND and middle states, but risen from Virginia TO
Connecticut.
PRoBaBILirrEs For New England, fresh and &C.
casioDally brisk northwesterly to northeasteriy
winds and very generally clear, coel weather are
probable. For the middle states, very generally
clear aud cooler weather than Monday, and fresh
TO occasionally brisk winds, mostly from the north
and east. For the lower lake region, generally
clear, cool weather and light to fresh northea
and southessterly winds. For the south Atlantic
and gulf states east Of the Mississippi, light fresh
winds from the southwest, south and southeast,
nessee and Kentucky, partly cloudy weather, occa-
sional rain areas, and ght fresh winds from the
east and south. From the Ohio valley and Missouri
to the upper lakes and Mnnesota, diminishing pres
cure, eastery to fouthery winds, and clear partly
cloudy weather. Mofuing telegraphic reports from
west gulf states, Kansas, Dakota, Rocky mountains
and Pacific states are generally missing.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room Of The
STAR ONCE registered to-day follows:-6 O. m, 80
10 a. M, IS; - M, s.; p. m, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

Bills are before the Legislature sppropriating
money frOm the school fund fer various pur-
poses, the erection Of buildings, relief bills,
&c, &c. Without reference to the merits of
these propositions, il must be remembered bv
the Legislature that the school fund is not suf-
ncient TO bear these expenditures, and that the
inevitable result viii be (if they are voted) to
make another deficit in the fund for the pay
ment OF the teachers salaries. Ii lie about time
tnat we should learn "to cut the coat accord
ng 10 The cloth" in the matter OF school fund
APPROXIMATIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

BALrInoRK, June E.-yirginis skies, consolida-
ted, 6ols; West Virginia., 10 bid to-day
BALrIMeRE, June H.-Uottop buoy ant-low mid
din e,s Flour quiet. Wheat DAN and lower-Wnite
choice, $50 IS; fair TO prime do , 7O0S 81 81;
choice amber, el.sO@SlH; good 70 prime red.
81 Sg 81 20 common 70 fair do, 81 90 81 50; rsd
Corn-white southern nominal, 66tds7; yellow south
ern lower e. mixed western lover, 62s Osts dali
., ufhern, H1sO, western mixed, A5G43; do. white,
f@4s. Rye dull, 7o90. Hay unchanged. Poo
visions dull and unchanged. Western butter-Cen-
trail Ohio aud western, l5@ls; northwestern re-
serve, lsg2d Whisky nominal, s3h@9s. Sugar
NEW YoRk, June E.-Stocks dull Gold heavy,
ls1s Money firm, 400. Exchange, long, 9; short,
10. Governments duh aud heavy.
NEW YoRK, June H.-Flour dull and heavy.
heat quiet aGd steady Corn quiet and uuch ged.
LONDON, June Il II Q. m.-COnsols opened at Hs<<
n N for money, and g2h for account. Bonds of
1865, old s2ss 1867, s2h; 1o-io's, 50, ives, ss
Pans, june 17.-Rentes IS francs confines.
LONDON, June II, 30 p. m.-Erae. sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

The statements in reference to the late Cap
tam Hall, OF the Polaris, and his widow printed
On our hrst page to-day, may be relied on as
strictly accurate. Capt Halls confidence in
buddingion was fact well-known to Mrs.
nan In view Of the mystery which surrounds
the whole arair, the relations which existed be-
tween the chief Of the expedition and his officers
are essential facts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

(yARRIAGEsi CARRIAoEsI cARRIAGEsl-
,on.b fn sGsosks Sys. e sc ,s hui husdred f.sa;o
finish, embraeips all styles; Also, -
isTes lumber OF eocd second hand Carriages.
ROBT. II. GRAHANy,
Now Repository and Factory. AlO-All 0th street,
northwest, between D and Z. jI7-&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

The markets for the week open quiet, with
money easy, the general condition in trade
circles being much sounder and healthier than
for some time past, and conservative manage
ment on the part OF the business community
will further improve IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

William III. Powell, the artist has been work.
ing some more on his picture of the battle of
Lake Erie, at the Capitol, and has filled in
about an acre of unfinished canvass since the
adjournment of Congress. 1t was a great pic
ture then, but is now very much more So
Thirty or forty additional cannon have been
brought TO bear upon the devoted skIff that
carries the gallant Hull to his new flag ship.
These guns are pouring hot shot upon the hero
In the most concentrated manner. Sixty or
seventy new cannon balls have been painted
upon the water in the vicinity of the boat; and
the bottom OF that frail vessel is so cluttered ND
with them that the men can't row with any
satisfaction at all. The boatswain has been
noored by some of the balls, and he exhibits
good deal Of discomposure at the weight of a
sixty-four FOUNDER on the small of his back.
Two or three Of the rowers have "caught crabs
IN consequence of the water being 80 full of
cannon balls; the commodores boot-iegs are
damned with spent balls, and a very large one
rests directly on the top of his uncovered head.
His little son tugs at his coat-tail. and pleads
with him to sit down out Of harms way; but
this remarkable man will not sit down, he will
not bulge, and with his head laid back upon
his shoulders and his breast barred to the iron
tempest, he gazes calmly into the blue en-
pyrean. The artist, 1t should be added, has
thrown out the chest Of the hero considerably
more than it was last winter, 30 that . straight
line from his chin to his waistband would cut
him into three pieces. 1t is a great picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

The planting of shade-trees in the streets is
advocated by DIR. Stephen Smith, of the New
York Health Department, on account of their
disinfecting power. They absorb the mephitic
odors WHICH are given of in the greatest guam
tty during hot summer nights. 1t 10 . we'll
known fact that houses in malarial districts
are protected when surrounded with trees. To
this may be added their value as equalizess of
temperature and the relief afforded BY their
presence from the dust and heat Of a city, In
the wide open streets Of Washington the shade
afforded by lines Of trees is peculiarly grateful
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The Star ny Mail

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of it, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time they desire, ut the
rate of ffty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office Of the paper.
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EREsH BEEF AND vEGErABLRo.
NAvr PA. ovy,cx,

k'k8eH BBBI AND NEGEfABLEo.
SEALED Proso..1, sndoE;l9 June s
bs.f and yssstablss." viii be .scsived |. this sinee
% Ss p II q the SSaa =, 81
lounds Of !resh Beef, and 9 90 tve.ly ave thou,
q 5: .s1 ss.cs :: e Mn
s.as 8 o. se0d a. % :. e the Re
ters The Vegetable: be Of the best qualify the
market Grd, and the Beet and Vegetables must be
Bod: with approved security, win be rsasired in
5s%sS; :nssas q ::eS ,ssmsSs, esiis..1 aA e
Which win not be paid until the contract
Every ofFer must be accompanied by q written
Ss sSd S o. Sns q more
bid be secspted enter into an obligation within i've
days. With good and sufficient sureties, TO furnish
No proposal will be considered unless accom- panied
by such guaranty, and the Department reserves the
Of the ep.rsnto is certified to BY the CSiiecsor Of
Internal Revenue for the district in which they re-
Is regular dealer in the articles he offers to supply
Is Furnished with the proposs as well As to reject
any proposal not considered advantageous to the
to be understood that the contract will expire
without regard to the Quantities which NAV have
been ,ssed and n case the sgustsd quantity
leaving balance due on the other article the con
the in FULL the
G. T. THORNTON,
JHn Pay Inspector U. 3. Navy.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term Ietters
WAYSON late Of Washington County, d. o., de.
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceaeed are hereby warned to exhibit tine same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. on or
before the 10th day of June next: they otherwise
BY Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this lott day Of June, 1873.
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TFOR BEST AND CHEAPEST SUMNER
Wy BEyEkAGES, Perfumeries, ana other vslu.
able receipts Postal Card and Telegraph pher and
Box AL, Washington, d. G.
nFMAs0NIC.Ihe stated Conyocations Of La
~ fAYETTE B AiGHAPTER, Ne; s, will be
DAYS Of each month. instead Of the fret and third
At the stated Convocstion to be held TUESDAY,
respecting the proposed tour to Canada, and all
panons intending 10 60 are requested to be present
iei62I JOHN EDWIN MASON, Secretary.
o. CORNER s s1H AHsD D STREETS.
srsERT aScD NV ss Raeks 9s4
READING ROOM FREK TO ALL.
Daily Prayer sas mss,Fns' s lsls q ssd
Bible Lesson At 4: ~, in Lincoln Hall, led by Com
Service at Lincoln Hall at SPIN jels-tr
@REMOvAL.-Theu ndersignvd have this day
and B street south to their new storeroom and
Warehouse, (souheast corner Of square > cor
Our increased fseiiities viii enable us to supply
our customers GROCERIES, &C., promptly, and ct
msys-% m" : s'''"n''s GUL1CK BRO.
hSsCAENCK's MANDRAAE PILLs.-The.e
Wy pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
they .e dfsety upon the y and H are
as l sss
e .a' se9 q. e
by all Druggists and Dealers. m1-tr
~ y z. ma. ~ :S: 2.
gal bushes southwest corner Of nth and streets
TDR. 4; PRATT, Qred1sss q O11o college Of
8. Z |: = s Sc: q g. "a :: -
X s!...s as s.E 4ds. g Agk =. q
:. Ss1ioas 10 e sorISs
not Sn v 4 % soes sss.'1 H:ss a
In our day the dseese aripDsd Of is terror 81 lie
he yiot" q scrosao Uss., Sore. n, ssS
Biotchee, Isets &c., can be restored sound heefS
s0Of' AID HERB JUICES, sls ,sr p.t.,s
Co. :; AZ; ~ z .Pss:s
~ How - Il 3 70 1870 sss Souns wife, /. moths,
SaI soe:sSoId asss. snd * sss moral :srsps g.
sSs S Sss sv. S; y ss,
Ts sso Il nd 70 p sssS
:Ss Si receive he sso1er care :: e &c other
worth while physician a6ous 4, until nature,
exhausted, gives and she h carried 70 tbs Trsve
& M s .U's
fSsg z! s Ia
tiveness, biHousness, headaches, morning sickness
and I'll eompiaint. leculia! TO women. these Bit
medicine SeV szesllsaes for ladies. jSS.tr
~ q I L B q b N
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MEDICAL, &c.
MRS II. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
Nl the celebrated Reliable Cairy oy aut Physician
ana Test NJ edium, has located at 1913 New York
avenue. Ofhce h0urs-l0 a. m. to .. IN. Engage
ments can he made for evenings. jeIi lsm
CONSULT Dir. BRUCE, No eII IAN street,
" between II and 1. A specialist Of twenty
years practice. iasx-
EEMALE DISEASES Of all kinds treated De
I scribe case aba enclose IS; advice and medi-
cue Will be sent. Address Mrs. DR.. THOMPSON,
No. 6l6 North 18th street. PhSadel phia. ianx -lys
M ADAhr ~xIkks ss.s:;,, sa,,,,..
PHTe1CIAE AND NIB VITA
can be consulted on all
DISEASES INCIDENTAL TO LADIBo
Residence and Consolidation Rooms, ell Nh stress
between and 1: Rooms, Board, y edical attendance
&c, q reasonable prizes. Tapevorm remos ed witt
head in two houn. Refer 70 patients sucoessfuIi,
treated In Washington. uovlS-7ms
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BOARDING.

Tor RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, with
l. BOARD; commu uicating rooms fronting the
south: also, two back rooms, communicating, at No
1927 g street, between 18th and 18th sts Jels-SIs
ROARD WANTED-By q young lady Of unex-
- ceptionable character, in q private family, no
use Of piano desirable. SIS per month will be paid
for good board, including lodging Address for
three days, A. BRUCE, City Post Office. JIG St.
GUNNER BOARDING AT RED WOOD, DE.
ONhghtfnl country seat; IL miles from George
town or W ashington; west side Rock Greek. There
IL pavilion crOQuet ground, variety of fruit &C
and daily stage to the Treasury, corner BIs
street and Pepnsyiyania avenue, arriving at 8
particulars, apply to Mrs. BROOK, gil 18th street