Our Hotels of the Avenue.
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s, The stranger who may wish to be off the Ave-
nue. during his sojourn in Washington, will find
most excellent entertainment at tF,s
l1 BEERS, the Temperance Hotel, on Third St,
few doors north of Gadsby's This building is
commodious, and has large lodging rooms in it for
the accommodation Of visiters. 1t was formerly
occupied by Mrs. Pitman and Mrs. Hewitt, as a
boarding house. OF Beers himself the travelling
public needs no commendation. He is a host ever
attentive to the wants of his guests, and keeps a
table loaded with the good things of the season
( Tins house is conducted uponthe Total Abstinence
prnclpie, and all those strangers who discounte-
nance the use of ardent spirits, will find Beers the
very place Tor their comfort and ease The attend
ance ofservants is prompt and the interior is fur
nished in the best style


In few days we shall draw attention to the
principal Boarding Houses in our CITY.