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National Republican., 1875-12-02
Deputx ComptrolIer.

George W. Beall, deputy comptroller, transmits
n paper to the Commissioners, in which he states
that in view Of the large expenditures made in
the past by the municipal governments of Wash
ington in front. of the property owned by the
United States, largely Increasing its value,l and
for which they have never been reimbursed, he
would respectfully suggest that they have Just
and valid claim for an appropriation to cover the
amount charged against the United States for
improvements The following table of appropria-
tions made by Congress for the District is also
euhnftfod.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
aueeu AMONG women.

The house is on First street. The husband is an
invalid and walks on crutches. The wife is over
forty, with hair very white and q pleasant ace.
The house IA furnished meagerly, but neatly. A
stove and q few chairs comprise the furniture.
There are two young children. The following
conversation ensues:
ssGood afternoon"
ssPlease take q chair
ave had heavy rain this morning."
Eyes: the earth was parehed.n
ssYou need n ire on such damp day"
'sl'm thankful to get enough to do my little
cooking with"
s.How do you supply thatf''
ST pick bits Of coal from the ashes, and have
done SO for two years. We lived comfortably un-
I'll my husbands health failed. Now make mo-
lasses candy, and 1t is a profitable day when 1
bring in twenty-five cents. Sometimes iour or
i've little urchlns come TO trade with pennies.
Once o fortnight do q little washing; put the
mistress is for cutting down my pay; one lazy
sends NV husband a dinner now and then. SO
I'm like baby sucking Its thumb; it's all hand
to mouth with me-"
ssYou bear up cheerfnlly."
ssFrettIng would spoil my good looks"
Friendship was offered and accepted with q fer
vent ssGod bless you,~ and the visitor departed.
National Republican., 1875-12-02

Clark. the medium who hgur cd IN the st
Louis ghostshooting, wrote TO the Lebanon
shakers, saying 81 bsheld . great light in the
centre Of the room. Out or the Light proceeded
voice. saying, We have chosen you, as . medium.
through and By whom We may Be permitted 60 DO
great and uonderful works; We wish you to 90 TO
people, for their deyelopmcnf.'n CLARK q mar
ried, and In replying TO his ofsr Elder Evans
said at do believe IN the law Of materialIEakion,
also believe that In the world It win be used as
q medium through which many who marry viii
be brought 10 . practical knowledge Of the true
order OF nafure-sexuaf commerce. for Offspring
only-and 70 knowledge of true cellbate order
for those who are called into the kingdom OF
heaven upon earth-the Shaker system. see
nothing practically ohjeotionsbls, except the
marriage Of the mediums, which may be trap or
snare 70 preach marriage 10 the Shakers ~ au-
thofity OF spiritE. II that be the coTert design,
VIC want nothing to do with it.n
National Republican., 1875-12-02

wendell Philips ciiDgs to the belief that only
women can work out the salvation OF this country.
werdell's own attempts sreithe beet argunsatf
he offers to support his belief.
National Republican., 1875-12-02

The resistsred tonnage Of the British empire
nov amounts to 1858 ss2 tons, contained IN 36,e35
usst wear 1,S66 new vessels were built snd regis
National Republican., 1875-12-02

"shy as afavn, biushing as Aurora, shrinking
a. the rnimoss, fAinting almost At the eoArssness
Of her surroundingsnis what. the nghtniny re-
girl who is In jail In that city. The onense ultn
which this gentle creature is charged Is stAoong
. man four times and then pounding MIN on tne
head With brick. =. -. - 4
National Republican., 1875-12-02
s3.4A.ku is

Amount charged against the United States for
work done In connection with the special Assess
ments made 20 September 30 1875, u ,sl ,s29.ss.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
TAXES,

Collections Made for the Several Funds
by Hr. JOhn r. Cook.
The report Of the Collector of the District shows
the following statement Of the collections and dis
tribGtions Of his Office for the month Of November:
For the year ending June 80, 1876
From Washington city, general taxes. $40 ,334 IS
From Georgetown, general taxes.-.... 9S2 9l
From county, general taxes 14sJ 81
National Republican., 1875-12-02

Over four thousand children arc now compelled
to attend schools in rented buildings, most of
which are not we'll adapted to the purpose, and
many are badly lighted and ventilated, damp and
unhealthy. For these rooms, seyenty-three in
number, an annual rent Of So 635 Is paid and, in
addition, large sum, estimated ut not less than
s5 600 per annum, is expended In fitting up and
repairing them, which, with the rental, makes
s25,e35. To purchase sites and erect suitable,
plain, but substantial buildings to meet the pres
ent wants Of the public schools of the District,
will require an expenditure OF 500, 900.
The United States has from time TO time made
most liberal donations of public lands to aid in
establishing AMI sustaining common schools in
all the territories as they become States. The
District Of Columb;a, the permanent seat of the
Government, over which Congress exercises ex-
elusive legislation in all cases whatsoever. has
had
National Republican., 1875-12-02

ENGIEE-HOUSEs-
For erection of additional engine-housc on North
eastern market site: :..<..:...-.......... 5000
For additional engine house in northwest
ern portion Of the city, including site.... 1900
For constructing west wall and remodel
ing No. engine house. ................. 400
For Incidental repairs of engine houses. 500
For providing the District with suitable
buildings for government purposes, in
Guiding the Police Court. $4,000
INTERPRETATIONS FOR SALE PROPERTY BE-
LONGING TO THE DISTRICT.
Central guard-h house, Louisiana avenue,
and Site estimated value. 1000
Lot corner Ninth and New York avenue,
recently occupied by police as station
house.. 1,oOO
Lot on street, near Four-and-a-half
northwest. t,VOJ
Lot on Eighth street east, purchased by
Mayor WaIlack for engine-house, un-
Old Town hall at Georgetown and slte.-.. 1000
Powder magazine on Georgetown heights
and one half acre Of land d.......,........ 200
Total...........a.......... ss5I,ooo
National Republican., 1875-12-02

For the completion of the Northern Liber
market, Seventh and o and Pstreets. slo9, I
For fitting up stalls, terraclng and terrace
steps. retaining wall and fencing Of court
yard, at Western market. t................ g.
Cutting away forty feet Of the south side
of Georgetown market, arching over eel
lar and constructing fish market, and re-
fitting of market hall. 81
For the purchase Of Northeastern market
site, ,aDout...........s..... ~
Total. sac2,.
National Republican., 1875-12-02
BUILDING FoR DISTRICT oFFIcRs, POLICE COURT,
POLICE READQuARTERs, sc.

The necessity for providing a building for
buidihSs at present. pccupIed are E temporary and
the one occupied by the Police Court entirely un-
Mt for the purpose, having been condemned by the
BILE building must be supplied at an early day.
Estimates have been prepared for the erection OF
building for Police Court upon lot owned by
terest Of the government to cause this building TO
be erected.
/ have taken considerable pains to estimate the
cost of a suitable building for city offices, and
which will be found in the statiment OF estimates
for public buildings.
ings and sites for the various departments of the
government aggregate S7y7, 800, (but from this
can be deducted so5, 700, the estimated value Of
lots, and the improvements thereon, recommended
Tor sale which may appear startling, but when
you will take into consideration the little atten-
during the last eight years to the erection Of new
and suitable buildings 1t diminishes the magni-
tude considerably. The energy Of the govern
and avenues, and in beautifying the same by the
expenditure of millions. and which has had tho
cooperation and met the approval Of large ma
large, and ask for your careful and favorable
consideration and cooperation In bringing up this
important department of the governmenttO to its
Another argument why these buildings should
be erected s that It Is the duty OF the Government
OF the city by proper and judicious expenditure
of money. By reference to the tabular statement
Of the permits issued for the erection Of buildings
BY private enterprise-l IA In number, and aggre-
eating IN value nearly ", ,ooo, ,ooo-complied from
data entirely reliable, the Improvements dlstrfb-
uted equally pver the length and breadth Of orr
city will pe found strong evidence OF their unity
on the subject Of improvement.
wHARvEs AND DOCKS.
By reference TO the tabular statement it
viii be seen that the condition Of the
vharves In Georgetown with bnt few excep.
tions remain the same - last year as
reported by Mr. Forsyth, surveyor. From this
report as we'll as from personal observation, It is
apparent that portions OF the street are occupied
and have been for years By private parties With
cut authority or the 0oysfnmcnt being bcnc-
fted thereby. It would appear that the ec.s Of
the late councils Of Georgetown that the foot OF
streets be set apart for the public use have beer
misconstrued, af least 50 by practice, uhsreon
private parties have erected buildings or sheds
for their own use.
BY reference % tabuiar sta.snents and re-
marks thereon that the foot Of these streets have
been leased, by what authority know not,
which leases have expired, but possession is still
held by the lessees or their successors Il appears
| that large area Of land upon the Georgetown
side Of Rock creek has been filled In or reclaim ed
snd is said TO belong to the Chesapeake and ohio
Canal Company. In view OF the encroashnsnts
National Republican., 1875-12-02

3OiAi-r-- sSot1J-Oo4
The value Of real Property in the District owned
by the United States Government, exclusive of
public buildings. as she avn by n report made TO
the Secretary OF the Interior March 81 lST2 by
a committee appointed o value said property
l6 1885, SIS
Since that time the United States Gov
ernIncnt has acquired squa, res 6s7 6Ss
and two lots in square 6315 amount
ing to.......-...--......--..-. .5O5,57I
National Republican., 1875-12-02
srArIos-nousEs.

For the purchase of station-h house, Tenth s
northwest, lreccntly leased edl-.....;;..... =
chusetts avenue, (recently leasedl. .......
For the erection Of new station-house,
northeast, on market site..............-.
For the purchase of site and erection of
station house in First precinct. ...........
For the erection Of stati0n-housc at Union
town or vicinity ........................
For the purchase of site and erection Of
station-house at Brightwo0d. ............
tion-house in the city should the number
of districts be increased.
For incidental repairs TO station houses,
including the painting Of the interiors.
Total-..... .'''-.........--'-..''..
HAY SCALES.
For the replacing Of hay scales at George
National Republican., 1875-12-02

Showing the total value OF real property
in the District. not including the ptI6-
lie buildings belonging TO the United
States Government, ON which no ts.xcS
National Republican., 1875-12-02

W tutTtfUfU ufBtnIIy ItCOullcuus
First. That no change be made In the present
laws of Congress dividing and apportioning the
Is 1884 and July Is 1866, vide chapter Il sections
800, u 9, o. 10, and IL Of the Revised Statutes
of the United States relating to the District Of
bly, OF the District Of Columbia approved June q,
1s13 shall remain In full foree as the basis Of all
future disbursements on account Of schools
Second. That Congress be requested to make
the necessary appropriation to pay tho propor-
tonate amount Of school fund TO Wit so S4Bl due
the colored schools upon tho expenditure Of ey0.-
SOS for the erection at the Georgetown public
school building to be expended in the erection Of
school building for eolored children in said city.
Third. And IN view Of the decision Of the At
torney Of the District Of Columbia, that there Is
National Republican., 1875-12-02

For school buildings and sites in Washingtona
Georgetown (white and colored) ...... $295,
Repairs ditto, about. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y,
Furnace, fencing and inside blinds at the
Berret school building. 8,
New boilers and fittings In the Wallaeh
Surveying of and erection Of fences to the
county school property, 2,
The erection Of a two-room brick school
building at Mt. Pleasant, including site, 4,
The erection of four-room brick school
building at Tennallytown, including site, Z,
The repairs Of school buildings in the
county, ab0ut..... -.......................
National Republican., 1875-12-02

1Olal. Sl3.09l9J0
The value Of real property IN the Dis
trict owned by the District govern
mcnt- as shown by statements Nos L
. and ; accompanying this Report
National Republican., 1875-12-02

Total sl-253, ,l2i
The value OF real property in the Dis
trict owned by churches. charitable In
stitutoRs &c., exempt from taN,ation
under he act approved March 3 IsT5
as shown by statements Nos. !. ) and
G Accommodating this report. Amounts
National Republican., 1875-12-02
DIsTRIBUTIoSs, 1s74I5.
DIsrRIBurIoNs, ls74'5.

DISTRIBUTIONS, 1874.
Warrington CifV,
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DARTIES desiring pleasant ROOMS with
Boz RID, where every attention VIII be gwen 10 MAKE
comfortable HOMIE apply at NO IL West Forty
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Wet Sid

GENTLEMEN or parties desiring neatly FL r
" HISHED ROOMS transient OF u rIsant 1T aoconnoia
tinnsl ANN al lS5 Cth.aNe. Irces from = 70 y.
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STEAMBOATS, quo Railroads.

ALBANY AND TROY ny DAY1dGITr.
81 n q 4 Ss1s & ss s.
re- 81 Es ss xs T 30 sss s'T
s g e. to ''a i'" s.'' 10 s''0s- :. Dunr mp
DRIDGEPORT, aud all points ON llonsatonic
and NssS,pss Egsss Os s ara s oT AZ
il y IN -.a.--a
CITIzENS LINE.-Steamboats FOR TROY,
ss,. a sS Ss. s Ssrp ana a. % s
Fer ssoffssSSsS fiSssh Ssss,s TsS$ q
TENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
sae samsas With eaS Sfaass H. ifapon ysDson
"a S :s an" ws g V sf
nss, s 2, s ss the West also TO
c,u,,,, M !, IA AkRAMoE s Ut ,ou,v,.
$50 m-NKws TRAN for Easton Beihlehem, Bath Allen.
town. Mauch Chunk Tnaqua smanond. wikcsSarre scrsn
SlSS mwsy rra,o Tor scmssvu. sna yisnirEtsu ,-,,,
a. mmwS IRAN Tor EaSton connects a. 'uo'"" WIN
rsi5 Srm day an ssrssps sRssys, 70,
@ -; ia:sSs ~ Maass cSss
1850 n-~Wss lfsn Ea,,en connects rhiIpsourg
i51S mExrErss Tor T1s%ns,or EastO1 Ane e.
bars Reading. oosasia Tsacssier. Iphraa louisville
s.S Srsrss fOs Easten. Be'vidors. Bath. Msuoh
wy r n G FOR r ssssA Allentown and m.un
Chunk junction vita Del Lack and west H. A.
4So p. m.-Way Train FOR -o,ncvllo a1d Pennington
900 p. m.-Way Train TOT SomefsiLo
b:l5 y. m.-FOr painheh.
bSOp m-EYvNSG EXPRKss daily. for Pastor Allentown.
Ms1ch Chunk. wie-6aTss Tcwands Reading. sua Harris
burg.
Goo D. m-way Train for Somer1e
$50 m.--For Iainaeld
100 D. III SogleJyllie. g.. ..
$50 D.. m.-fpq Eastoh
90 y. ,n.-Wsy IRAN for sanarvle.
fof g Ei.s6eih At 800 slS. Gao T. .7se as g. sss
el5. $50 10 so. HIS q. IL IN 12s5. J. las, $50
245 $50 "a. d Ill, 4:0. t:t6, O. bib 5:50 5:45 g.
Clio ESQ., 7. 30. s q. $50. - 10 80. llla. ~ p M
... AZ T. kfokEk. Supt and Eng.
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r AUNDRESS-By competent Protestant
IL LAUNDREsa eatisr private Of public haa excellent
oily = sssnty GA y goA sthass, bet s5th
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PECULIAR Catsl1ll line, up the creek.-Steam-
~ New Champion walter BroSt will leavt Piev ~
sset 81 csnast DAILY texcept Sunday at IN Fare, %
een Connecting Caiski with ChrchiIs De OF stases
shn through uck Cairo DurAas, Wtndham enc al
Ronts Wed y reduced rates \ |ItI ISIS
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GOOD BOARD and pleasant place may be
N Lawn. c north shore Of Long Island
miles of the city. FERNS moltTlft Address I'll
UNDERIIi.I, Locust Valley 1. L. Reference: Richard
90 fgnI r.. a4,ror
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fetinres auo Meetin9S.

VI,TIE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
will tender PU BIIC RECEPTION and WELCOME 10
lion NfAL DOW VI Maine who has recently returned bon
Europe, Tt f. DAY EVENING. Jane 30 at o'clock 10
alton Ham, Twenty tbrist and Fourtave Addfesses
are ex pecied r. L. Cnyer Rev. Geo H. uopvork
VIA T. Dodge, Hon. Neal Dow and othIrA AL fricads
OF temperance are Invited % be present
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Gteamboais ono Gailroa1s.

NEWBURGII, CORNWALL. WEST POINT,
Az .C0zzENSH HOTEL DOCK, IONA ySI.AND
DAILY Sundays excepted ny steamboat ARMENIA from
Twenty fcgr ,hs- $50 lansing o. Manhattanv lie 800
TORY boat l1:2s Re,rrnns from NewtarCh at $50
resesi g NcwlcrS 81 $50. and Bro,Siyn At q p m
DEOPLE- LINE FOR ALBANY, SARA rOGA
Lake GEORGE and the sorth The Drew ST. Iohn
leayeevev evening vi eooek Sundays executed from lsr
North River foot Canal connecting Albany with all rail-
the East Nsrt and wos Tickets and stasOoms
for saie 81 Dcdds xess Once 94 Bradway a Carriers
Express Co.. 12l bOadway. and NJ fifth Avenue Hoto and
baggage checked TO destination same on tie wharf.
\. B.-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE-FIlsSr CLASS
PAsSAGE Only 81 90. DECK PASSACE 30 CENTs.
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Creursions.

DALY EXCURSIONS THROUGH THB
~ scenery East River. Lower sound spa
H,npstead Bsrbor to Sea chg Ia This popular seamss
THOS. y. WAY, chartered for the oy tas bsA
Cliff Association aud WI make trips daily, sundays
eepted Time inmates leaves foot OF Grand st. East Ry
en- at and D. m. leaves Sea CHE al a and
land Saturdays MI also tcucnipg at whitesone on the
a IN AMI y m trips and nc 33d-st on al trips
The delightfully."- located S.a Cliff House. with sceomsefa
700 guest Open where soournors eney al
hcathf reasonable rates
For Hotel particulars. address NJ al. CLINTON, Sea cin
INcIIslOns, Parties o. 3 s.. Church and Temperance
societies, Boat and Grove address
y Il. kIrrIsE,
203 Canal ST., New York.
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AND STONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
e N 1.s sp
STONINGTON LINE,
The elegant s,esmers RHODE ISLAND TUisDAYs
i AID M s.
ne i ' 81
1ss SS E GopsSy 81 srcsSs
PROVIDENCE LINE
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
the staunch and powerful steamships ELECTRA, MON
9sd and uS f
r. n r. foot IT. Of Robinson ST AZ n Dect route io
" Fright via I either line saGtn ,
]. W. FILKINs. General Passenger Agent.
pHLADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
ss f rom i9SIsh only m7aaE g.
and j 1S s snS
4 sa is ~, win AZ H. s, T n
,,5ff5 m.-fsr rhIaispSia Long Branch Toms River,
loo p. FOR roladcpAa Long Branch. Barncgat. Tuck
'f s6 $3.50 LAY Sr hacspnia and Long rancr
4;5p m:-For Long BraIch, Toms iayer. aud Wsfe'owh
Az H. y & Il .,os $50
IS Branch Ss' 5 RaE o % n''
DENNSYLYAN ROAD.-THE
EoUT Trains leave from foot Of Des0osses and
aars%sTs rit,ssurss ne West and sssn
For %a@s sS sG SnR lock Haven wi, Pnaaeph.
Reo al cCr pf for se y and oil
s is timore Washington and the smh "mted Wash.
EApss; Of Il 3 afSr g. Els sSo Tea susa
ss 40 q q ", 8 and spi- senisy /. m.
Esprsss for PhlieIpas, 80 $40 ss $50 sI M; l2sS
$50 ard p. Emigrant gnd second i6 cia'' IA
ESr s Ntgs ss 49, ss@ e D. sS
El,sa.G ; Sc &c iCs W 20 S 3 SO silc
10 leo M and II n.s" ShndaX oZy' J, ana 20 p; M
SIG fSr $50 5So" ql6 $50 500 so gio Go ssc l. $40
For woodbago Perth mbOy. and south inooy aud 10
Fa a l fSo q and m 70 M slO 49, 52o
6S NJ M Pnd d ~ n 3 sc, S"sG aS 5Io T
FOR hmeaon and ic,ky MI s5ca ~ lo ana az p, m
f0r i fanisiS 80 a. H. 2 D. 4 o anJ D.
For Fic;nng,on. pnipsbars ana Bel'iiere' 80 rn
'H Fr tTccr ana Somerset Branch sn%, % and
$50 w. p 2 50 ;: O. an5 p an, M .lo.m
For FarDin2!ae and sguan, . a. M and 2 D. H.
For III gisoVn pemDr,on and Camden. via Perth Amboy.
For y ii r. shtstcwr and remn .Ion az, rs,os,
s e. a S Mon aiaS % GS IVA Wa,hst AMI @
Sc SS B Js Sas "a. g $sS .Ss i SUD-
Ticket oniccs G26 ana 90 broadvay No. Astcr house
and TdO lqSs G ard pf SS ana
Emil
-. u. BDND, r., Gen. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, Conceal Manager.
TIVE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE. and
CENTRAL RAILROAD COhPA>Y.
Babylon B, shore. isi say'ile' and Pa
cave untcr's Point 200 n m.-J,abylon way train. ~
Leave Hunters FONT $50 a. m.Patohosue mail u hn win
paI1Or ATTACHED
Leave Hunter IoiIt 200 D. m.-Patchogue way train.
JIunfr's Point $50 D. m.iatchOSue express u4n,
s,iJh par etiacieti 80. ..,.
Leave III ant r's POut 900 p m.-iSip way ila n -, a.,
Llis asd small Timetables also LOT
trains ~ TSrmGgCae CeitIa4 PARK Hyae t"lA
Ilslale and oJAer stations T'rry boats lta,e n Gfa
.oc OF sip East River 30 n M ana loh ui thIy
Is mi uts previous 10 the departure Z"
trains from Hunters ckots sold and baggage checked
Thirty fouTtls Offices SUNDAY ualhs leave
Ioipt Hem. ,Sttssi,
Pa'oogne and all way stations, $50 ana 400 F. N
Flusling College Point. milestone, and all inrme..de
stat0ns, AZ $50. 1000, 400 and l30 do " Cod
N. L. d. DARi O-'' Sdpeiinc''on~
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5itnaiions Malep
Cooks.
Farmers.

A STRONG, energetic boy Of Is wants to
N learn FARMING. Address or call Q. r. W. S7S west
a2d.ai. Nov. YORK
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ELM HOUSE, Bethlehem. N. H., for SUM
II MER BOARDERs; pleasant rooms beautiful scenery.
nice drives board fro,a 81 " ~ week WALLIS b.
PHILLIES. PrVRCet0k
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y OR 3 handsomely furnished cool ROOMS,
INCLUDING planes fine sui pai0 floor terms from 81
500 including superior BOAhD. Al West @Gih-st near
a lisOn
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q NICELY-FURNTSHED Front ard Back
81 ROOMS with first class BOARD; house conta ring
and convenient TO four lines OF cars
No. 2O3 West ICrfy-hrsist-
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Board clD Rooms.
Below Eourtsensh-ss.

Below Eourtsensh-st.
4 LARGE, well-furnshcd room on second
~ floor 10 rrncian wiz uu hoard rnninGho an coli
water also hall BE ROOM m0derl honse the location;
convenient to cars No. Van Nestplace chail 'sst
L1RONT and BACK PARLOH and also other
ROOMS let with without Board AZ West l2tist,
5thave.
WEST WASHlNGTON-PLACE .-TO LET
= to gentlemen, without board large front and Lau
ROOMS, nicely furnished