Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1873, Page 2

WASHIN: STON CE CITY: ‘THURSDAY.. ‘23, 1973. “My Brother Joseph and I.” Mr. John Wilson resuming his argument yes- terday before the District committee in behalf of the Wilson-Kidwell claim to the river flats, took oceasion to assert that his character and that of his brother Joseph had been assailed by ‘Tux Stas, and he went on to speak ina highly complimentary manner of his brother Joseph and himself. He defied anybody, moreover, to jay his finger on a single corrupt act with which stockholder. Nobody charged him or his brother Jeseph,or Mr. Jotm L. Kidwell, with Waving acted eorruptly in making their little grab at the river lands. It was a sharp little business transaction, that's all. To be sure, the parties to it showed as great deal Of solicitude to keep the transaction shady at the time, but that might naturally have been from a dispesition to fully secare their olaim before adverse attention was called to it. Again, as a matter of looks it would have ap- peared better had not this secret preemption of the river front as public land, been carried through the Land office while Mr. John Wilson's brother Joseph was commissioner. Still this does not imply any corruption. If the preemp- tion was made according to law, it docs not mat- ter who was commissioner. The fact, however, that Messrs. Wilson & Kidwell have mot suc- ceeded in their later effort to get a patent for six hundred acres more of river flats above and below the Long Bridge, would indicate that the present oficers of the Land office do not construe the law as liberally as did Commissioner Wilson. ‘When, however, Messrs. Kidwell & Wilson put their preemption investment of twenty- thwee dollars in the way of a great public im- provement, they must expect to have the merits of their claim challenged. —_—__—_+see--—_____ ‘The advance in the value of property along the river front since the question of improving ovr harbor and channel has been before Con- gress is wonderful. Those recking marshes, the “Kidwell meadows,” have risen from $23 to $1,000,000 or thereabouts, and if we are to be- lieve President Gorman, of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company. and the other honorable gentlemen who appeared before the House com- mittee ou the District in behalf of that company yesterday, even that useless, foul and unsightly diteh from Rock creek to Mth street—a rival of our filled-up Washington canal in worthlessness and fithiness—has snddenly come to be consid- ered a great artery of trade, ‘‘more valuable than all the rest of the eanal from George- town te Cumberland,” essential not only to the prosperity of the canal company, but to the future of the coal trade of Maryland! Who would have thought it? Here the build- ers, millers, merchants aml other business men of Washington have had, for yearspast, either to land in Georgetown their coal, their building stone, cement, grain and country produce which came down the canal, and haut it to this city at great expense, or have the boats locked out into the river at Rock creek, towed down to Gies- boro aud back again up the Washington chan- nel—a detoar of eight or ten miles—when here was this valuable mile-long canal, which would have saved all the wasted time and money, en- riehed our people and the canal company, and developed the coal trade, allowed to lie idle, When the company, by expending a few dollars annually in dredging the Rock creek basin, might have made ft available. Sometimes— often in fact—when the basin was a little worse than usual, or its lock-gate into the river out of repair, boats had to come to Washington from Georgetown by way of Alexandria! In vain were all the protests of our business men, in Yain their petitions to the canal company, and in vain numerous artieles in this paper calling attention to the matter, ard pleading with the canal company w save our people this great expense. Judge Merrick says this property—the cana from Ith street to Kock cre ek—“is eseential to the development of the coal trade of Maryland.” Will the committee request him to explain how it is essential to the coal trade, when the fact is that ten tons of coal have not passed through it im as many years. “We must,” said President “get our coal boats from the canal into the Potomac.” What has that got to do with it It he must get them inte the Potomac he knows they need not go to Irth street. Why not spend afew dollars to dredge Rock creek, and put the lock at its mouth in order. Shippers have been subjected to great loss and inconvenience for years past, because this has not been done. Or, better still, why not build an outlet lock into the Potomac above Georgetown, where it ought tobe. He will not then have to go througha basin foolishly located at the mouth of a running stream, which fills up as fast as they could dredge it out, if they dredged it out at all. But, be says, they want the river front from Bock creek to Mth street. What good is it to them or anybody else unless the harbor is im- proved, when vessels cannot get withina mile Or two of it? To use a slangy expression—but it scems to fit this case exactiy—Presideut Gor- man’s statements are too thin. Again, he says the caual to 7th street has never been used be- cause the basia filled up. Correct; but why let the basin fll up? Beeause, he says, they had to depend on the good faith of Washington to keep up the connection. But if the route to 7th street was so essential, why did the canal com- pany depend on Washington to dredge the basin and keep up the connection? So he mentioned the trouble about change of grades in Georgetown. That city was willing at any time to have the low stone bridges over the lecks, whieh interfered with the passage of the largest class ef coal boats only, replaced with iron structures, which would have necessitated but a slight ehange of grade; but the fact is, the canal company not only wanted George- town to give the requisite permission, but to buili the bridges. And so it bas been with that company throughout: We coukl give many illustrations of the very Accommotating spirit of this company to the millers of Geergetown and others of our busi- ness men who contributed largely to their re- ceipts if it was pertinent tothe matter in hand and we had the space. We merely desire at this time, however, to expose the shallow pretence that the canal from Rock creek to 7th street is essential to che prosperity of the canal company, the coal trade, or the state of Maryland, when President Gorman knows, and we all know, that ithe project fur improvement ef our har- bor should not be carried out, that valuable pleceet property wouki continue to be the nui- sanee in the future that it has been in the past, anunnavigable receptacle for filth, affording o accomodation to the people of Washington and no revente to the canal company. <<so= Oakes Ames has recovered his memory with a vengeance. ————— eee (rarely Se NeaeaaS OF FRE GRICREo. PRERS OF THE URICRLA >. jaite Git ac ig ochick to aereust brother to the RBEEOYE>D. TV BAST SIXTEENTH Stk T, ~ NEW YORK, ° = F, Washington. OTICK OF u OF LIMITED Ne acaen EEE Neen te jiwaae dota go gi. | MY ie WISWALL alone y-third day of Ja: General Partuers. Partaer. cted under the fi ; | use ot FATHS & tien ra va Deans ices cotter heats | Magione atta ory Fibside, OX aT very lite ofcring iar job. 2 1 & CO. 3 Pity Wot 4 es oe Fike atrcet. tie ith, i emer - 4 ns U™ten erATES PATENT 0} ae ,Ninw Xone, Jan. 25 Stocks frm and quis. Gost pee 21, 197: 1s. Money firm, change, ‘On the petition 35.4 BLAKE, of W. Wate Governments, dat and wea Vins bury, Ca ing BBN Fain. 3 oe i eg ea we Keron ihpeer in Abimal Fraps: bea hh, tan m.—The rate of disconnt of Bank of rain imind Goluced one-half, and. ix yb per ores of the stoe sreraonentoncasite Baak of Busiaad rate by 3 per THE Aye por War Derartuunr, Office ee Onvan aon ic that the business will sedit be comancted ws toterorls ort the tucuy ¢0 Fyuter fee and brisk to'norther! Ffowdy from Virginie. to the lakes, bat vtalowed by failing taper taperatures cing JK" 410-414 pa a a winds, and clearing weather fem wealern Asbo JOSEPH J. MAY'S loge eather are now prevail rover Now Rng. PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 989 Penna. Ave., BETWEEN 9rm axp 10TH Sra. ING G Gtovi sefgeeh and be wee Bow, eciy ant poe ame Just recely ite arate an in sizes from a r, ing cloudiness and smow: HIT god LAVENDER. alt stzos. F state ‘Ladies’ and fu Medium, Dark aid Black; best anality. Jw r ° q F the jalley to th Ih rth west winds gredually backion te Reh uae | 74D HB. Diz northerly and westerly, perature and cleart A ag neces profi of lighi snow. western 7 er, falling temperature, westerly find “northerly winds IMMENSE OVERSTOCK! suientassaueh akon the tei Aiea IMMENSE OVERSTOCK ! Tennessee and Revtacky, and ——e $P gight ove scr the southern and wi ttions of the midd! Pe oriered for Wiming. be May and Now York OF FINE CLOTHING PECTAL MEETING OF THE NEW YORK meeting of the Insugurat! eet FOR ev ish one lon Commi EN v. s State Assoctatfons and visiting “litical organizations FOR MEN AND BOYS the following, Tesolution was adopted pois nan oy State Aswociations be requested to. call ings of their associations at ap early day as ‘and ascertain what action thes wil lation te active participatioa i lation to, _— conformity with said resolution there will bea ‘inl Meeting of this Association on THURSDAY EVE ue. the 2d instant, — 7 te ele ie erat ; Pennsylvania avenue, betwee sree vane PON ZO Buti President. Das E. Srmacue, Seeretar aaa -GEEM! AN AMERICAN, SAVINGS BANK, january REGARDLESS OF COST. ein re REGARDLESS OF COST. cores + Call! See! and be Convinced! HABLE BROTHERS, CORNER 71a AND D STREETS. N. W., WaAsHINGTON. an -tr 1 ing. xoTos via jan2o-t Jatltgene ¢ Building. Bank, incorporated Seprember 24h acts | Oup No. 436 New No. 439 approved May sth and ‘june thsi, | ‘Vim Sesent® a ‘Tru Srezer, fifty thousand dollars. -OF this uma thirty ir eegte has been actnally ‘paid in, and the t total existing in- dopant, s su nos Pine te wows ‘due PAPERHANGINGS, jepositors, » President. PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW SHADES, PIC- TURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, @c., &c., Uxtm Marcu 151m, to MAKE ROOM FoR SPRixo Brock, at Ape, Ps ae eine. HENRY FRANC meee District of Columbia, Cisy of yeti n MARERITER’S, A iar eer srt of tee ‘a | No. 439 Seventh 8: be! D , solemnly awear that the above vanes true} tu | pop SeAsEPEUNIy Cates tc nacing Choice Paintings, Chromos way ter alo a oa Oil, wot a rsnanees the best of my Knowledge and belli WM. F. MATTINGLY, Sec’; 2Subecribed snd sworn Before me, tw eutieth | jannary, 1873. or) se ee Notary Public. i vindow ‘Bhadens ‘different sizes and colors. Window Shades and Picture Frames made to order. Py RS c- hanging in city or country. Please call and examine our stock before purchasing, Terms cash. 37-60" J. MARKRITER. F4crs thing. cau compa Lo! Tone Live ot BIT can — ae of Dr. L. sera, Ke ‘are a safe and) and Sitowseas Peadachens ‘m0! THE ENTIRE STOCK ices. which ape seid. by Sit drtasion quence of their virtue and most ov Medicine ms for ladies. PRINCE'S BAZAAR AT COST OTHERS 57 BE ADVIS! Aware keep a bottle ahr Tint Celebre | Expectorant in the house. certain ani UNTIL THE STOOK IS CLEARED OUT, AS HE INTENDS BULLVING. B7” HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS IN WANT OF GOODS WILL BEAR THE ABOVE IN MIND. IT WILL COST You NOTHING TO COME AND EXAMINE THE STOCK. novil-tr THE BARBERS PREFER DR.TUTT'S HALE | Bi hte 2 » Tibia aad Ree, ROSADALIS WILL CUBE THE Worst SA caeeg of DYsPE EPSLA. Gilbert Hale, Wash: | or |] poe FAMILY U THE HALFORD LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE, THE VERY BRST SAUCE AND RELISH MADE TN ANY PART OF THE WORLD. FoR FAMILY USE. HALF PINTS. 0 Cexts, @ VENTS. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCKS. WLens PRemiva FaMity Fiova. och st payor making Light Bread, Rolls, re ER fifi i MEAT. ve Lb, sa thas tle Oo cd ine = Serag WANTS. ANTED— ESE, a 723 idth wereet. Good % sa Fi fereioe VW ANT 0K, WANT Ee bet WES Cony ae —_ vale family, Risin ED HOUSE, or ten rooms; Sirdar oftee, ae ag weBigr offense NO Tes Oyama Pein CTRL, “appl. of sree aoe well Na \ rary H Wits ' Wis | avenue. PLO) A | Wena sae rut. day rit contve'n agreat aver by eaten Sen DB Ah gay on ded al, by a young girl < ress CRE on a indy, ‘teal Gine year Sieaccne ‘com Ye for one week Cepeqown Post 607, JANSTE BLUR hh i e northwest; v Addrsses H Gn Hom, 106 wiitor’s OSice. 523-3 we ANTE} BN, tal COLORED WOMAS ween 30 and Sbyoars of age, as nurse. Ap ply to i339 Meth street. =n Wepre ea New York avenne. Warten “WOMAN who can come war pie dS wash and fron ina U pd occupying —— house, with all modern cou ven: at the Star Office. Sa2-4t W: ART EDS ‘The fashionable ladies of the seasc ‘foknow thet they can unre thelr ovcnina dpe: eet and best style, at Mrs. c cont BSE theo caren northwest. WaAsERbad tor WEN a ots sa BREA Eprant oy —— fers hers 7 iit be fall ba- fech Sand 905, ma ‘omn 3 Trt itecicer Buitd ing. corner 7th and med west. Warns == Ficnch girl desires to eal a SITUATION, ina family as lady's and scamattog. OF jy a compeion; fe very highly f fice. d eas "ya-3¢ ANTED—D persons el; vata or ‘need of first Skev, TS of pat tion, male and tegie to call and get aw ence. Seevante sheoome gr rood has ds ‘ rad \ is OURS trees, "Sov Pit street = ANT! v 4) A TENANT fs wanted fora term of 3orS years for a first class DWELLING, in complete order. having eleven ad Sn ite sity sleeping Wilt be rentesi For a private fam- ily or a first class pea ear ‘boarding-house, no bettér Address Box 65% City Post Office, or eal Estate Agents. locality. jm ot FITCH & FOX, FOR RENT AND SALE. ei a | _DRY Goons. FOR BESTSA teres BALL, suitable tor bat petecistions Sor billiard the rd Ease, oats fr from eae OB SAL Gagieol grounds Batre. On liberal a moran & LATM. ED ROOMS, euttahie ecping. age Apply at LOLS Sastre .] for, tween K and L )OR RE! RENT Fond and oe os: surtable for housckeepin: ate No,,897 Tih street, between Hf and LANCE—HO modern im Fe Salning cts room, ehh, within two sat F RB RENT—A deairabic ROO! oe | Rgiie situated and neatiy furnished sing qeaticaies. Apply at By FY sree weet. TOR ‘There tx alao a ae wire next door, or West, after rs orelock ‘gis per ook ie? 9 New Jersey avenue north ‘he two houses hay Ki in thorongh repair a1 . en snite or single, will perented at's ed orate price = the summer or «pring. Fu RE a the let w. three o he ‘Ry }, farnished or unfurnish: each with’ a ne} ROOM “tanoseatatedy Soo tenant. so, Stable and Carriage oe ront. Apply at this office. gt kc munica on ret 522-3" ed com Peau Fok sae Tous" hake, BRICK, HO Lhd ay Mana dae ween K and L re imac HOUR'S Revtaurants 141) Fstreer. F ‘OR Leena Tenens ot K HOUSE: on Penni vania avenue, and 20th streets tine 11 sete thea nents. Kent cheap. Avaty te WLLLT ASE eee c Broker, 7 FOr BRT Nit F CRNT TAWEN-FAnLO, RS ‘and communicating BED-ROOMS, ou the SH and second floors, with water and gas. Terms mod. southwest corner of With and eee pa erate, Apply at the G streets. FeSEo hare for sale BOUPe, No: 120° street northwest, contain Tooms; ve handscmely finis ished anid nit alt modern imine i, sold yery cheap. inspec of fe ailses 1s solicited. ae JUAN BOYLE & 00. cOR ng sg cmap HOUSE No. 421 oe stories ols, Water and cas; rent §40. uOMAS 1 Dd. HODGKIN, 903 xh stroed, cornet ot Fo OR RENT=Fiocaat ‘and well farniahed ROOMS. ali modern conveniences, single oF comma nicating, at No. 618 H street, between 6th and 7th streete northwest. 5-0" Fes 38 Foek fou a roe RENTAND FOUR rooms. with Sih eaten oman comet ted and ll to pe oa now filled with well- ig boarders for rent, and ba aad which ix Witty WHITE WOMAN, that can come recommended. Apply Owen Horse. _j31-3t" WASTED TA white SERVANT GIRE for s ‘small family; to do all the honsew: ired. Ap- ply southwest corner of New Tork a nue aad sirect northwest. a The northwestern part of the cif WV ty o peaticann and wife, with ‘ono chia s suits of weft furnished ROOMS, on Arnt Noor; tik house Ft eu 2 Feut nat to exceed er mon ferences excl §%iper month. Bef a" y ANTED=A Tow Wadi of good character ouh referen desirous of finding a smong genteel people. She ix capable as ion and Indles' mntd, nurse to growtag children oF tava tid, or in any domestic capacity of trust. a dress ANXIOUS, Star office, three days, V FANTED—A COLORED WOMAN to an and iron and do general housework for a small fam- ily ; to one welll recom and faity competent, feted fea oPHANSUN & e*BLGRE SRD’ bypie W: ANTEDCBT a recent graduate rae Taser ties of Berlin and Bonn, Prassia, a few PUPILS ance in Ger Lat cree 7. reets Ws ore tou tobi Pyeretes erste Showlderey ue. at loWent rates. Tomatoes, 5 Ibs : = sa zocels in proportion; Salt Pork. WARSTED-A settled WOMAN | % 1 Fol housework; reference required, street, Georgetown, D.C. Wit ee eres Hh street northwest. 6." 7OR . tn MIDDLETO! ser Fo Ja" J with large month aoe Sereey aventie # 'isvasteaft Fc RENT—A STORE-ROOM in 8 prominent square on 7th street uth, between D and E, an $20,000 — th «treet GREAT FACRIFICRN OF URES Fac | DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS ore Cerner F streets. “yr ne fom | i Pinte Supetintentent of Reacariee Racm= 598 SEEING IS BELIEVING! ) or on the ate "a2 Ton aca RP DISCOT. naexampied iuducramnte t+ pore’ ” beeoiaa ae TST 5, wt be re * | mt Kaew Sk ARCADE in order to Enduce the heavy stock of winter grote ext KES FOR ‘hed for rent, om D WILL and FIX | recom bans, an@ to make room for the spring se F Se he undermicaeel pant $25,000 Sera, ote ~ Table Lt Towels, Napktas, Bester cone a A bombo ware Sied | ton pumervus t cellar; front sod back ards "Gmail Serb "parsient; | AND THE CHEATERS 9 SSPECIALTY Is OUR Sclance eruthiye'en beag'thees Bite oars stil Ep stock o shortly Par beys Al, ruRee i LOTS om | i CARPETY © eee =e ae = aid, 1d cio a aN | of New York city Lal their bomer nicely for the inauguration —n anti-ipe K street northwest tion of visting fricmds ate! acqeattuens” a 10'ce 5 SALE.—. AR ence callin in 4 HS x ah] ih cian ehh | 22k aia eapinae bp at te “some on this fires CK or x one “Ay fy to ALEXANDER & MASON shee ONE HORE CHanes oe jh larble Buikling. _ a Be No trouble 3 af, ma 500 wit sri | AxWilist of the =a SE TEA HONG, Tre STREET Feasuns given jals-cot Baweon La a8 | PWENTY PER CENT. OFF | OX ALL ALES OF WOOLEN DRY GOODS UNTIL FERKUARY 1, 1873 Scent Drews Goods for 30 cents por yard 2, rd; oat Pres Goods for 40 conta per . a: Oc 17 GS Beaver Ole oakings f jgulen Garde Ger che proportion. 4 oo, A socks a Bi eR RS cere i; mews It pe Painted, for rent at @%0. tr 2OL™ and LOO Th stroct morthwaet. somes (Soest KE ¥ y BAresrss. BARGAINS. A RARE CHANCE TO! | TO SECURE A HOUSE, PAY RENTS NO LONGER. READ! PER A of OK HOUSE, No. 122 38 in Bleached okt scan SAGE NOU Ne 008 | Geet mean om room, water clonets, bay front yard and jew Fork Mille Brac « ea CORRS good ‘stable; 30 fuut paved alley; price, $4,000; long Stati Peni ‘Also, a ncarly new FRAME HOUSE, Ath street horthenst; Lor 6 ood rooms double) will be terraced; for hi st Ly sits Pos Ss ate, ‘spencers, tr Also, and D i price ion time suitable for dresses lane aot, ‘Also: room BRICK irae ATMA Teparkably cheap. coy ethan Teh sree wa CLOTH. $8. ana Sables beta barge ests Navy Yard) brick | ACR SILKS. Fe eT oe too TAL. gt ign HOUR Ne No. 232,80 street goutn. Srikiales bare, the beat go ‘LANN eat yard; price, @2,000, Simeaaanee: between 12th * and Genve® UNDERWRAR, and a feet tront b; Aliout 90 feet deep; TS dircet from the mifactory at —4 tuttable for, a, Disckanth, ‘wheal Re Stes of Goods kept. rise OF paintshop, or manufactory; cheap; pee, ‘Save money by te oman, pyy pAlseseren-room HOUSE on 19:h street, between | d00-tfo01 1209 F street between lath and ish, Rand bs front yard, ball, nearly new, goud alley; Maines seven-room HOUSE, corner, th and T. and CLOTHING, &e. one cotner ith aid Bounlaty; both wew; never 0o- “Tiss: Soveetreeee HOUSE, on 8 street, betwren WLAR & O04 nn a sec ew es Se aaecinemaee NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON. other property for sale, amd jovite al oo - devising Dnrchne n heme on ho timne,or for cash, FINE CUSTOM CLOTRING. we Uaver al: same very Sige ‘Duliding totsthat | 4 Tull tine of ‘heap. Seen ee OP PHIL. H. WELCH & CO. from our Pete eres. kN essurlunent * Furnishing VI™UIUNOnNBhnan"@eEuDa02z@z@23232@2)]==—=— | Gas. fi FOR SALE. —~- SOK SALE—An elegant rosewood Ets ut PIANO F OB BALLS AND PARTIES os rod I stand, ie for auiy ugliness; Ten — mod — MELO! a fed fell trou frame Fe SALES The tweanital BRICK COTTAGE. rer aan 7 wart A LARGE STOCK AT REDUCED Paic Owned ‘uated On it 3pun . stroot, between 13th and Mth streets northwest, No FS HOnSEe ait re TS ition alec, WALL, ROBINSON & 00., Sage aed rooms, 5 rong) 2 ape ae : | € cagicaed HARNESS, ea Stone WA detest 1 Penns;}vania avones. shrabbe rit itle ‘good. ‘Terme: Ouc- taker, opt Ceci 3 LEY, ‘RAND OPENING ——— thitd cash: balance on t Sees ot" 2-3 Ses Hate street. | G45 ie FRE or hae mea ame | RESET RES bors, Tocrts"Axp CuLDAEas Wonld be suital eee "artes ios Inquire of | F0sT HARNESS; alvo, fret Stsse, Muglinh “oy FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, ; MATTINGLY, No. 503 sh street north: | DLE, HORSE CLOTH tl Heresies northern SULTABLE PUB SCHOOL AxD DRESS WEAR. SOR RENT=A HOCEE ant ne LOT on Eat Sto Toeock: Aiao, pil, pag areete morehont; mitabie BK ciay Pow Sacer. rau Retin SHIRTS, CNDERSUIRTS, cl vain ve Ghonee MAY E ea PP DODGE & DARNEILLE, — | Urauch ot oe BRENT = Tis erahie BRICK DWELLING Mo poe Dares ar, between 31 and. 31 pa it, he Met Ein trorwe raliway:, rent $29 per month in ame tos tenn who must be well Fees aed onthe premises, OF to WS. SeFAMLAN, ot Gotvmntlin College Lite bailing. 6th wee ie OR SALR—That “pleasant one-story HOUSE: Fa. denn ott ‘feet side Steet rea nour iow ax a shop: Gate — Hh Market, and on the same street. Lot Wwe. B18 Cvtrect voutheunt [Reps Tikiawe HITE GIRL, from 14 to sear old eae SE wear Tih strost, | Waaieinagper That VIgTOR ‘SEWING BEAUHINE ho it ernler needte Dar rics tea works of sical.’ Agency, ing eg | DL 5 erg sts wens T. W. SPICER, <s Fe SALE-Two fine BUILDING LOTS, 20x00 be dopo Q street near lath street, at the low ee a were STANLEY JONES, _in lw th street. WwW ANTED LADIES to call on MRE AURER to have all Kinds of STA iG, FRENCH Aare ai Kinds EMBROIDERY, at ‘short notice ico, 6 Ith ntreets opposite Patent Ofies. W4krz eae ee favor of ees se pew te te eene L. pene am Carpet Beating LOST AND FOUND. - r (STANT— ing at corner of N and }¢ ar On, Lucsday evening. about eight, o'clock ; aS bowen 3 ay gee loth, eas Sica ae er itsoturned to161 ‘a ieherete. ¥. reward will EWABD.—On nij December 18, 1872 Uiain ADL BALE cernalalng Dey Goods, and ae Beat a ember i9, 1573) ae ontaini oem: wear)voarked L. 9 Hufan, Fred Heller, Bom ee \e Va hi pack a nit ‘December 2, a , PACKAGE, marked “D. line, Greenehore’, hi I reward will Yi reti of the above ed - i Ya ADAMS" EXPRESS : ee : al Oude W. MOSS. & P. Ke! Sk, oan white ite convene ea ‘ra fost, wes meee Groner, hintaan in ae Alnor, ry iy rewarded by will be ‘ania avenue, me rote: Str RAYED INTO am Pi ES of Mr, 7 lack, ) ae y il be enon tan prners aad aye t omy Br Si Sarita a. mnie ll ara! hehe ahr Rough j $1013 di apie ae sron,te fae baie irensetee caret fie given te say one at INT above mil be the to No. 697 dogs to No. 697 eth FEE te ed spacious Hi pee ass Pens ‘anfa arentc, coutaining hot vane cold ater.’ inguire, of fo} fir onthe promises, or No. 423 SS ae Comfortable COTTAt = wine cast side of cirect, between B ant F sth Boe Ted Wanlpgen see Secengen spe ‘SE, wane eae the. te te Aree a GES DAR NEILEES Te a4 BF are F street. ive 1427 F street. FEE AE Faia Pemhenen spas fe will te Aeep inant of the tasty style and low prices at peepee WALL, BOBINSON £ CO.'8, ; Ro Det. tb a ota iis Kade oe Se. eee a BERT saw octet 921 Penna. av., bet. eb ~ ‘OR SA aoe gone, SADDLE ¢, 3 Miuccomer te HB. Lenton & 00.) orem ‘HORSE, k od nod seatia. tS reas Citizens, SEMY AND NAVE A reason given selling MSKCHANT TAILOR, G6 Cofner ath nnd I aie.. Navy Blots, (late Br eee stun En Sa ita Browne OTELS. ae ————- + PROFESSIONAL. "TBE PRDERSIGN ED 00 resume bis vflice uonre 1209 ivania aveuus, be: streets, orth weet, again ev, Weunesday, trom I to $ o'clock, cromsenting Sar ary 8th BEULING, and Kar QW WLanb’s HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C. REMODELED, REFUBNISHED, FIFTY PRIVATE BATH-ROOMS, AND ELEVATORS ADDED. OPEN NOVEMBER 2, 1872. _decd0-ty CAKE, Proprietor. J. N1ON HOTEL, ‘ZTown, D.C. i MST Brapeete, This Hotet han bees mew C.’ ‘B. Fur’ ‘OSTKE, M. ee No 1106 Bat York fork avenue, ae dect-Sm Northeast corner of 14th and K ste. | ae BRYANT HOUSE, KK RTE ZOUR CUM COUNSEL, and gut 0 bottle ‘Located on bry is equally aa an aud tnternal mediine ADAME % PHYSICIA can DISEASES INC! udepee and No. 709 STREET, ieett Between ft axp $rn Srrerrs. T= IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYKES, Proprietor. 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