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LOCAL NEWS,


NasssaaI TASater-Edwip Adams as "Enoch
Arden"
HeyFs Opers Hosse-Mr. and Mrs Charles
N. wslcott in Gtlbe-t's brilliant comedy, 1.-THE
Wicked World"
reaser certew-The celebrated Jackley
troupe and other novelties.
EiHooln Ha}l-Recitstions and irpersonations
by Grace Greenwood and Mrs. Sarah F. Ames
Willard Hal-Lecture by Mr.. Adolf Sutro or
Mines and Mining
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CITY ITEMS.

SPRIre MILLINERY, French Flowers, Rib
bone, Lacts, Kid Gloves, Parasols and Sun
shades; specialties In Human Hair, Switches,
CuIls, &c, ut asconishlngig low prices. Mrs.
II. RoeREBAUM & Son, 722 eth street. m,w,f
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Condensed Locals.

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notary public by the Governor.
The attention Of Senators and Members is
called TO MI Sotro's lecteTe to- night at e'clock
LADIES' desiring spring gods should read the
STAR.
Lieut.. Kelly, of the sth precinct, who was in
jured by being thrown from a wagon day or
two since, is recovering.
The clerks Of the ID Auditors Office contribu-
TED so on Saturday for the cOlOred woman who
lost two children, as well as all her household
effects, by the fire on Friday evening.
Yesterday, at the Church of the Epiphany,
Right Rev. Bishop Pinckney, alter an instruc-
tive discourse, administered the rite of con-
frmstiOn to 81 persons, IS females and Is males.
See advertisement OF situation wanted by a
young widow lady. She has the best references,
and would Prove great acquisition TO any one
in need of tkeservices designated.
The alarm of IRE on Saturday evening at
7.55 O'Clock was caused By the discovery of tire
in the chamber of a two story unOccu pied frame
hOuse corner of 18th and e streets supposed TO
have beer set on fire by boys.
The slGrm turned in from box 65 on SATURDAY.
night YVES caused by the burning of q small
frame mousse at the corner Of 18th and streets
southwest; the property Of Mrs. Cathsrine
The ohio Voters Republican Union on Sat
urcay night elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Capt S. S. Blackford, president;
l.. II. Dickinson, vice president; Z. F. Hunt,
secretary; Hon. a p. Lacey, treasurer.
A number of mechanics and IabOring men as
se@eled at ~ street on Saturday evening,
rary organization was effected by the electiOs
Of Mr.. j. H. Merrill as president, and Mr.. &.
EdmOnstOn IS secretary
Lester A. Bartlett has entered a suit against
George Donaldson, alleging that a few weeks
since he Cd negligenty drove his wagon
against the morse of The plaintiff with such force
that the animal died, for which he claims
damages IN $40.
charter has been granted By the legislature
of MarylSnd to the Southern MARYLAND and Dis
uict OF Columbia Agricultural Association.
which corporation has purchased 2ae acres of
land on The line of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad, four miles from this District, for fairs
and exhibitions.
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DOOLKYs YRAsT POwDKR-"-The euperiori-
ty Of this Baking Powder has long been Demon
strated by every housekeeper who has used IL,
and from the steadily increasing demand for q
reliable article. The universal expression rs
mat II h the best In the market, and its perfect
purity and freedom from deleterious substances
warrants the assertion. To those who hav
never used IL, We say give IL trial, and your
testimony to Its worth will be added to the
many thousands Of others. Sold by Grocers
generally. Dooley d Brothers, GO New street,
New York, Manufacturer
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SID AECIDKNT.-On SATURDAY. afternoon
Macs Am. 20 Smith and Laura Griffin visiting
At tie house OF Mr. n. ". BrelsfOrd, No g24 r
stree northwest, procured a team from Kele-
bsr's stable and started ont on a drive takinr
MI E's three gear old child with them. At the
corner of Sth sld + streets the horse became
,lur:laI geable, and started of for his stable
.iear bT and being caught By one OF Mr.. Kele-
hers sons the vehicle was 50 suddenly stopped
a. TO throw out the occupants, the child failing
-avst and on top of il one Of the ladies. The
I'd wa removed tc its home, where the iniu-
-ris7 were EOund TO be of a serious nature. For
.nately tie ladies escaped with few bruises.
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LANSBURG 81 BRO.
msr2s-2w 4O4 and 400 Seventh Street
IMMENSE REDUCTION!

BR0DHEAD & CO
Are now opening an entire stock of DRY
GOODS, Just purchased in New York BY Mr. Rod
head, at " ondt rfully low prices.
Dress Goods in at variety and OF the best styles
and fabrics, from N5sc. up to 81 50 per yard
Lyons BLACK silks, CSC, 81 IS, 81 50. 81 IS, 81.
81 81 50 and IS (st least D. per cent less than
ruling market prices, and of the best makes and
NEST perfect hnishD
Black Alpaca, 22c. single width, double width
Sic. and up.
Reversible Ottoman Shawls, S725
White Shetland Wool shawls, Sis.
Lsdi.s All Linen ii, mned Ii sndkerchiefs, lsszc
Ladies' One Button Oalored Kids, CSC,
Ladies Two Button Party Kids, 7sc.
Wsmsutta Cotton lSc., and other Blesched and Un-
bleacbed COttons &c. and upwards Good low priced
Prints, SIC. Splepois sy fast-colOred Prints only
loo. All Linen Towels. 81 per d, zen and up.
Black Grenadines from zoe TO 81 Per yard; these
goods are very cheap Corse:s, E1ac. aud Up
Psrasols in great variety, very low. Goats and
CLARK Spool Cotton, &C., and lot of other goods
equally low. Our goods are OF the best makes and
styles, selected with great care, bought ana sold
cheap and will do purchasers good.
BRODHRAD & CO.,
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THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler near AZ street.
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RY THOMAS DOwLISG, Auctioneer.

kI IuOMAS DON LlaGi Auctloneer.
ELEGANT NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUsE
on rhRsr STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT
- On TUESDAY, March sIst, at 5 O'Clock p.
m, shall sell at public aucsi N, in front of the
rect inches on the south side OF First street. be
n feet
The improvements consist Of An elegant two. story
whole containing eight rooms, with water and gas,
ments.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in ono and two
Cebyeyancing at purchasers cost. A deposit of
500 REQUIRED soon the property is struck off
maI23-d [Repl THOS BOWLING, Auct'r.
SPRING GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
JNO. H. SMOOT son
ll9 BRIDGE STREET, GEORsETOwN, D. c.,
best makes Of BLACK SILK, PURE MOHAIRs,
ALPACAs, TAMEsE. BYZANTINE, BLAOK
GRENADINES and SUITING FABRICS, Ladies'
PARASOlS and SUN UMBRELLAS
and PERCALEs, JACONETS. IRISH LINENS,
sHEEIINGs. TABLE LINEN and SPRING
oLG LOT , fsr Hoys wear; &C.
sHiRfIEG COTTONs, and other sea,Snsbie
goods, which we offer at the very LOWEST CASH
PRICES, and ask a call from purchasers.
JOHN II. SMOOT son.
our purchases bsins maie exclusively for
purchasers. mar2O-ln
~ ELEGANT ZOE ORRAM AND OYSTER
PARLOES.
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GHHERAL kAfLOYMEET CrrICE.-Au
" persons wishing TO eIoy reliable ssrysnts
nth stree, between Q and h streets, where their
orders VIII hs pxen1t2y Allied. lebl1-ly
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URco-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medtcsted Va
POT Baths, for all skin disease, at DR.. Shedd's,
H03 street. 39I.
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SPRING GOODS
RRCEIVRD DALE
beautiful line Of Alpacss at popular prices
Plaid Striped and Plain Hsinseoks at low hg cures
Piques in different sty les and various prices.
Gotten and Hosiery cheap.
EMORY BAXTER,
mar23-tr 1920 Pennsylvania ayenne.
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PUBLIC NPkovkNksTs.-The water Tssis-
trRr has been aa'hcri<ed 20 lay foul Inch
water main On the east side ~ ca street DC
1EScz = srf streets. northwest orders we
been issusd for the parking Os Sch street.. b's-
twssn s-rsEt and Ssr NoGs avenue, north
lst.
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WILCOX & GIBBS SAVING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
1Dtelligencer building. 1923
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NIOHOLs'
~ ELEGAET ZOE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARL0ks,
susae-lv - High street. Georgetown, d. O.
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ao,y Don CHANGE OF NAMK-The petj
ton Of Marcy 800 was 49, e En- NJ = nek
friend, Corneia nTsying that he he .I,dn,
Court on Saturday 81 tSaf 81 RI m.,orre
20 change his nal No. Ths ,noths
grandfather, villa forth fsst shs has hss,
81 VIC Le 1879 80 usband, Edmund III. Per
$780, ~ - sincs remsrried, and tina. sht
las been allowed exc u''e s1 AN'0~"0''
custody Of her child
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TAKE OARH oF YOUR VALUABLEs-Call
And examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man car
afford TO do without them. Take ,varni.g from
the Chicago and Boston fires.
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TIE JAY Cooks s. Co. tZSD or eusr.-In
the Office Of the Recorder OF DsSus on haIu.y
last the deed Of Jay Cooke, "Hl&W u. MOOT
head, III. c. FahBestoek, II. u. Cooke, fItt
Cooke. George c. Thomas, j. A. Garland; AMI
Jaw Cooke, IT., known a. the firm al jay CIoke
q Co., convt wing to Edwin Lewis IoI .oo oen
EFT Of their creditors all the res estate AMI
personal property OF which they wei possessed
En- September =, 1873. Was uled.
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TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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kIAsoN1c PREsENTArIoN.-On Fri1sy nigt

MASONIC PREsESTATION.-On Friday nigh
u St JObE's "dgs, ~. N, y. A. A. ~. me-
e1tsd to their retiring master, George Wright
a3asnidcent past masters jewel. 1t "a in the
p5n-of a circle, surrounded with heavy lsure
:, Satk beautifully chased; compass and square
n. ke the circle, with a sparkling solitaire in
n IiVOt Of the compass. The monogram G.
" q lngeniously attached 20 the pin, and or
bsl Nck il engraved the name of the recipe Mt
ATE d presentation, for what purpose pre-
epte DC. The cost was $50.
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To GIT BID of the Chills immediately, take
Dooley's Agus Powders. They cure perma-
nently. 40
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothsche, sore throet, spraine,
ecaids, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
noarseness, diarrhes, and all hemOrrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
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Call at once ana convince yourselves that we are
not Bankrupt, but that We will un IerselI any So
called
BANKRUPT TRAVELLING CONCERN.
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CUNAkD LINE.

CUNAkD LINE. xor,cr
With view of diminishing the chances of collision the
S OF y tns line take specified course Tor all sea-
on the outward passage Queenstown to New York
nothing s to the north '' o. 81 'N'"'
"
h At c5Rk hhM aahk
SsA A AS sa 1 Ssy
ApriI y .SC9TI4 Nay
and and Saturday from New
m siseass
accommodation Return tickets on favorable terms
and Europe at t'
oes Fer at bssssg at III
Broadway Trinity , sRp1indins. rp.vorrvv .ren.
CHARLES g. or F to = Il 81 v AAfssHHEtr
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago. ILL.,
IMAM LINE-NOrfCE
by them tor several years fixed to pass $50 miles south
abo1t 100 mics better weather with, and there i
danger OF navigation consequent thereon.
Royal ns sTsEs IFS aSS s at IS
CITY or or A Apr
S SiTy S 81 NPSf
and each succeeding Saturday and thursday from Pier
RATES OF PASSAGE.
GABIT $s and $50 gold accordins to accommodation
saaSs Glasgow Lon
donierry, London Bristol, Cardiff, Belfast, Havre
Hamburg $50 Prepaid cerihcatet, So currency.
Passengers are Iorwardef 10 sweden, Norway. Den
mark and Paris at reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
company's office, No ID Broadway.
For steerage passage ut 81 Broadway or Pier - North
River.
oDoNNELL d FAULK io2 Chestnut street. Phiadei-
NJ :. CREAGH 10: State street, Boston.
r. C. BROWN, 50 South Clark, corner Lake street,
WIN INMAN, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe, Paris.
ASoHoa LINE Additional s,,,Ins.
Commencing LIST April the steamers of the Anchor
Line viii sail from New York aud Glasgow every alter
nate day throughout the year.
Tuesdays steamers will proceed via Londonderry.
Thursdays steamers will proceed YIN Queenstown.
saturdays ste amers direct 10 and from Glasgow.
Steamers sail from pier No. 20 North River New York.
ETHJoPdh Wed, April ! EhYsLA.. Tues. April = =
VICTORIA. TUES, April BOLIVIA. Tues, April u
OLYMPIA; Thur, April TRINACR1A. Thur, April 2
The passenger accommodations OH the steamers Of THIS
line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin
staerooms are all on the upper deck thus securing good
''' CABIN PAssAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
WE'D STEAMERS, S65 and $75, Return, Si.9 currency
SAT- STEAMERS. s65 and S76 Return, Si3a Roio'
srEEkAGE PASSAGE 49,
To Glasgow, Liverpool. London, Queenstown Lonooh
derry, Belfast Bristol or Cardiff sSo cmrre or
Tickets issued passage to or from any seapVr 49,,
railway station in Great Britain, Ireland or 'he 0oh'
DRAFTs FOR ANY AMOUNT AT LOWEST RATES
Company's office, No. Rowing Green, New York
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
n,DoNovAN ROssA.-RED STAR, WHITE STAR
~ Black Star and Philadelphia tines Cabin. S7S IN
termcdiate $4O stccrage, $50 Drafts railroad tickets
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
TIE GREAT TRUNK LINE n,rr
Trains leave New York from oot OF Debrosses and Cor
landt streets. as follOws:- 49,
Express Tor Harrisburg, Pittsburg the West and south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 A. NJ, ana
$3.50 VI. sunday and 30 p. NJ.
For Wiliamsport, Lock Haven, CORY and Erie via
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad r. M tor Williams
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, ut s. 40 A. H..
Express Tor Philade!pRia, 40 80 A. NJ $780,
p ~ Immigrant and second class. I p. NJ. .,o
For Trenton, at 10 a. NJ, and SAC p H. Sunday o:O
For Newark at g. 80, 10 74O, s. TO- IL A. NJ, r.
2230. sac; 40 4t 4:3o 800 5:io g. 6:9 % ~ ~, q
7:S9 $40 10 SOP NJ, ana Il night sunday o'S u"
For or" Elizabeth at g $780, 7:s 1870 SOL A. l2M;
L227G S:lo 40 1io 49, go 5:t 6;i9 s% Nd ~
SAG 1882. NJ, and Il night sunday 'AO o''o anu
For Railway, G. 30 20 S, 10 4. NJ I'm, - 2sp SAG
II night. sunday 5 30 and GAO p. NJ
For wo9dbrdge; Perth Amboy and South Annoy . ano
Fnr A & brupswicH' ~ and A. M. II ma $40 49,
90 $40, r NJ and u night 81. sunday S'gP NJ
For East Mlllstone y noon rena u my IS a NJ and.px
FOR PSinsbura and Bcvidere, $3.50 A. NJ, and p M.
Accommodation for, Boraepto%n, .B%rlington and
pd Ta%dsnn ~ and H. and e NJ S'O ana
E For Peinberfon and Camden, o A. NJ and 2sS0 p NJ
Ia:S and IS T.: NJ, daily, II 50 A. N. daily, except
s nGn ana 10 "a r sunday, los H. and oa 7. NJ
25 sis, O5, s;H 1872, ?. NJ sunday $40, $50, so
Ticket ofices, 56 49, III and 9H broadway, No Awor
House and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortaidt streets.
A. j. CASSATT d. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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The p0ssfbaluv or neo issue OF tnc0nperttbIe
paper regard 10Th amazement and dnrtetu and.
In my Judgment such an issue tcoutd De a. det'1
naesst and a shame-CHARLEs SUMNER
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The steamship AIeEich Captain T. Sassins WIN san
q Tn. mSbYhsn to be Op%sS y S' spr
pavsb,e in gold or Is s ennysaeut in currency
First CABIN
s second Cabin. 10
Fer freight or passage SsSgpIyk e CO. Agents.
No. Bowling Green.
E,oR PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG. HAMBURG.
i n. Hamburg American Packet company's iron
CAPTAIN W. s,as, WIZ, WE Est pu Ga1s,sv April 1874 for
Rates of passage to Plymouth, London Cherbourg and
First 6abin-Upper saloon. slso lower saloon. STE,
sIeerage to cherbourg an Hamburg, ss1 gold. ru
aSS aS %ns nd M points in Eng
The 2 yMMERASiA viii san April 9, ST.
M 5FSd CO.. as extra sf RGN H25a
Bread New York New
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-srEAM TO QUEENS
n AAa ailinS every Tuesday.
WYOMING Guard."........ ......M arch 81 az r NJ
NE ADA rom ma, IL North RIVER .G at ''' ~
Cabin passage, sso gold s!serage. $50, currency
sssssf s
way rHn ana Sweden &C. Drafts on Ire ant England
france ana aTioS
CPECIAL NoTICE.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
- WYOMING. sailing Tuesday, darch 81, will carry
rency. each. Apply to WILLIAMS a Iu1oN, 20 Broad
TOR, CARDIFF, BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL
The sou b Wales atlantic Steamship oompany's new
road wharf. Jersey City, as iollows:- ~ -n
first cabin passage, SIS and $50 currency second
storage from CarI, 81 currency. Drafts
Tor Il ana sof 'qr her Parcnar' appy
il Broadway New York,
USsR 1t eHEn sa AsD
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships viii sail from
MnR1eR Captain Fischer, April q
from Eagle nf Rsr IS ipfs r5t 'fSSs' h0'osn
rod second nd ~ soa
,nS and $50
from Hs%S anS,s s vpiST EpYu South
caob if denarsi 2sea lis
oDahs AND LIVER
P0oL The following first Class steamers will sail every
1 Hsa14s.onD eH,2I
VADERLAND, SWITZERLAND
NEDEkLAND RHYNLAND.
Sailing twice Il month
For cabin intermediate and passage apply to
TAPSCOfi, BIOS. Il CO., So SCUM street, New York
CREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL Q1NGLAND DIRECT
The steamers Of this line will sail pier Is East
River as ollows:-
AKRAGON WESTERN. .......... Saturday, March %
GREAT IVES ERN, Stamper. Saturday, April IL
Cabin passage $40; intermediate $i5 steerage, $50,
currency; excursion tickets, SID
'''' " 4. 4. MORGAN'S SONS.
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O,DoNovAN ROssA-RED STAR, WHITE STAR
~ Black Star and Philadelphia . nss Cabin 80 m
ROSSA, Proprietor Northern Hotel
COrtlandt ferry, New York.
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NNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Companys Mail Steamships
between New York and Havre, calling at brest.
The splendid Is on this favOrte route to the Con-
tuenl tbelng more southery than any other will sail
from hier No. ~ North River, as tOllows-- , .
AMERIQUc Roussan. saturday, April
EUf.CfE Lem are saturday April 70
ST LAURENT. LachesneZ. Saturday, May 2
PER LIRE surmOnt.. Saturday, May Is
Price OF passage in gold dncuding wine to Brest or
Havre -
First CABIN, $i25 Second cabin. s75
Superior accommodations for few Storage passen-
gers at So
Excurs on tickets at reduced rates
American travellers gong to returning from the
Continent of by taking this line avoId both tran
sit bv English railway and the discom orts OF crossing
the Channel besie saying time, trouble ana expense
GEORGE MACKaNZi.., Agent, IS Broadway:
NorE-ln June and thereafter the departures will be
Thursday OF every week
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g ST. MARKS PLACE.-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE
- a few pleasant, well furnished Rooms TO LET to fam
~ or single gentlemen, with Board; references ex-
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I 18th STREET. 2E WEST-LARCE AND EIE-
Il Ranty tnrnished Rooms 70 let, with Board on
cnd and fourth floors; also hall Room house and
table first class: references
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10 WEST TWENTY-F1 STREET.-WITH BOARD,
- two Rooms, 'front.', together separately also sin
gle rooms 10. gentlemen, 80 and SO per week
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. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
u with Board gentlemen ana wives or single gem
semen at l4 Macdougal street. Fourth, facing
Washington square.
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10 WEST TwENTY-FOURTH STREET AN . 63 MADI-
L. son avenue.-Elegantly furnished Rooms 10 let
gle gentlemen. 49,
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> WEST SIXTEENTH SIRE ET.-NEATLY FUR
- Dished square and hall Rooms, fourth floor, to
let with first class Board; terms reasonable table
boarders accommodated references
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81 WEST THlRTY-FIRsT STREET.-THE LET, WITH
- board from April :, two desirable Rooms on sec
exchanged. NV ~
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IN EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD.
~ way ana ttttn avenue.-N ieely furnished Rooms
taken; no moving IN May.
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18th STREET, 32s wEsr-TwO LARGE NEATLY
II furnished han Rooms, with Board. tor one or two
persoDsi terms reAsOnAbIe. retcrenceg: moving.
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Se EAST NINTH STREET FEW DOORS WEST OF
~ neutrality-suspicious. Room. with Bedroom
attached also other Rooms newly furnshed: first class
conyeniences; breakfast il desired, gentlemen only ;
reference.
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&S FIRST CLASS BOARD, HANDSOME SITTING
c room and bathrooms, &c. IS King street, between
Aacdougai and Varick.
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& VANDAM STREET. NEAR MACDoUGAL.-HAND-
q somely furnished front Parlor and Bedroom: al so
double aud single Rooms with or without Board; day
boarders taken; terms moderate
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IT, WAYERLEY PLACE.-A FRENCH FAMILY
LII having lust taken the house. viii let with choice
Of Rooms singy or suite, with good Board fani-
lies and single gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

9TH AVENUE, NO. 624 (ASToR BLOCH. JUNCTION
= OF Observation-Disclosures and single gentlemen can
engage splendid Rooms with Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

. ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FROM IsT
80 OF spril to let with Board to families or gentlemen
No. z West Thirty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

1O1 WEST TWENTY-sECOND STREET-FIRST OR
ItI Second Floor 10 let, furnished or uniurnished
also single Rooms with or without Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

0SQ WEST TWELFTH STREET-wANTED, A
Cr)O young lady to Board in a private family terms
moderate; references exchanged. Cali one week.
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Cc1 WEST TuiRTY-FYRST STREET.-wELL FUR
CO1 nshed Rooms, with closets, second floor, with
good Board; location pleasant and healthy and con-
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

7OS EAST TWENTY-ETGHTH STREET BETWEEN
IOO Fourth and Lexington avenues.-With Board
large front Room and Hall Room second floor; also
large Room Hau Room third Aoor; no mo wing in
May; references required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

RTH AVENUE, 9i.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms To let. en- suite singly also front Base
Tent doctors Office table all appointments first
class; moving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

7e LIVINGSTON PLACE, on sTUYvEsANT SQUARE
~ Second avenue between fifteenth and Seventeenth
sueets-Io let with Board, III of the finest situations
N town, two handsome, large Rooms furnished or un
furnished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

. COTTAGE PLAcE-CoNvENIENT TO SIXTH AND
- Seventh lines OF also Blocker
cars; Rooms, with Board family private references